Dear Y'all -
Paul DuBois writes:
> At 9:53 AM -0400 5/9/01, Brian Cuttler wrote:
> >
> >The developers that want to use the database would like ownership
> >of the files and daemon so that they can modify and restart at will.
>
> Tell them to pick one of their accounts to be used for run
Dear J.T. -
Fowler, J.T. writes:
> This does not have to be fancy with lots of bells & whistles. In fact - the
> simpler the screen interface the better for the people who will be using
> this. I.E. text entry - tabular displays of valid entry values. Point and
> click would be nice but r
Dear Jason -
Jason Feingold writes:
> Hi - Im installing the MySQL-bench-3.23.37-1.i386.rpm, cant install
> because of a MySQL-DBI-perl-bin dependency.
Using the RPM mechanism to install perl modules is fraught with
problems. Don't use it; you'll be sorry you did in the long run.
But, fear n
Dear me -
me writes:
> I am hoping to find somebody who provides low budget mysql and php access.
Buy yourself a copy of "Web Techniques" magazine and browse the
advertisements.
Yours - Billy
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Dear Yogi -
yogi writes:
> I've got a problem on one of my clients' servers, which is, that the
> errors mySQL throws are not captured by the Perl CGI using mySQL, but are
> thrown regardless, meaning that a CGI that provokes an error in mySQL
> will produce an unspecified "Internal Server E
Dear Tom -
(Please bear with me for a philosophical prolog.)
Tom Beidler writes:
> I'm running into more and more clients that would like to connect to
> another database. Say there inventory tracking software. I was
> wondering if there was a good book out there or a web site that
> might hav
Dear Kevin -
Kevin Pratt writes:
>
> "IMO - mysql is just a disaster you are inviting on yourself.
Isn't there some line about everyone having an opinion...
> you should see the responses to some recent bug reports ...
>
> We have run load tests ourselves, and postgres performs much the
Dear Kevin -
(I can't resist the obvious quip.)
Kevin Pratt writes:
> I have heard mysql is the access for unix...
Yes, like emacs is the notepad for unix.
Yours (in gentle jest) - Billy
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Dear Y'all -
Well, I'm pretty giddy having just gotten my linux box to successfully
communicate with M$ SQL Server on a remote NT machine. As promised,
in gratitude for earlier help from list members I've written this
e-mail outlining how I got it to work.
The real trick was to follow the inst
Dear Y'all -
Joshua Chamas writes:
> I believe that perl's DBD::Sybase can be used to connect to
> MS SQL server. I've never done it myself mind you, but heard
> it to be true.
Vivek Khera writes:
> Except that perl/DBI requires an underlying C library for the DBMS in
> question. I un
Dear Y'all -
Gary Huntress writes:
> I've looked around at basic security sites (sans.org, whitehats.com)
This is slightly off topic but another security site I'm finding
useful is http://icat.nist.gov/icat.cfm.
Yours - Billy
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Dear Y'all -
I've developed a diff-based testing framework in perl. It's used to
qualify modifications we want to make to systems (i.e. applying
patches, installing applications...) for deployment to a thousand some
odd machines. The testing framework runs on linux and tests target
machines th
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