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Linux, Windows Systems admin with 20+ years of experience supporting the OS and various applications and databases.
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- Linux of course. Home server Xeon 3.0 Dual Processor Dual core 12GB RAM and 715GB RAID 5 ARRAY.
Re: Hello, How about you can connect to the systems console from anywhere with access to the KVM. There are some things that can only be done from the console (i.e. BIOS settings changes, access RAID BIOS setup, etc.). | |
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Re: Hello, Pretty sure that they still do this but when Windows 3.1 was still supported and Windows 95 and 98 were new, HP always included in their initial printer codes on the code set for the HP Laser Jet Series II printer. It allowed us to hard code in the … | |
Re: Hello, This may not help but who knows. There is a USB to serial cable you can buy that will allow you to use one of your USB ports as a Serial port. We use them all of the time at work to connect to the serial port on Cisco … | |
Re: Take a look at OSTicket. Pretty good and will work with Gmail and other email systems. [OS Ticket](http://osticket.com/) I have set it up for a few customers and they all like it and the options available. | |
Re: Hello, In order to be able to recommend something we could use a little more information. For instance what type of server is hosting your web site (Linux or Windows based) and what do you want the chat software to do? If your running on a Linux based server I … | |
Re: Hello, From what I am reading it was upgraded for INNODB tables and replaced with INSERT [LOW_PRIORITY | HIGH_PRIORITY] If you use the LOW_PRIORITY keyword, execution of the INSERT is delayed until no other clients are reading from the table. This includes other clients that began reading while existing clients … | |
Re: Hello, If you have root access to the mysql server then you can run the following from the mysql prompt to get a list of users and permissions: mysql> select user,host from mysql.user; Will give you a list of users and hosts they are configured to have access from. If … | |
Re: Your name server are available on the internet anyway. If you are on a system with whois installed (rwhois) then you can enter whois <domainname> And you get all of the information about that domain including who owns it, the registrar, and what the primary name servers are. You can … | |
Re: Under Linux you can use the time command to give you the amount of time taken to run a command. To review the manual entry for time use: man time TIME(1) Linux User's Manual TIME(1) NAME time - time a simple command or give resource usage SYNOPSIS time [options] command … | |
Re: The easiest way to install in on a windows system is to download the MySQL installer MSI from: [http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/installer/](http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/installer/) and running it. It has worked for me every time and I normally do the mysql-installer-community-5.7.12.0.msi file at 384MB. Although it only references 32bit it installs the 64 bit files if … | |
I was stumbling trough the inter net the other day when I came across a company offering Free (3 systems or less) software to help find your Laptop, Tablet, phone, etc. should it be misplaced or stolen. Not a unique idea I know but they had some interesting features besides … | |
Re: There is a wierd issue with linux files systems it they ever are completely filled (0 bytes free). If you try deleting files to recover the space it does not show that there is space available. The trick is to find a file that you know you can get rid … | |
Re: I have always considered the following when writing a program: When you write a program that is idiot proof the world builds a better idiot. | |
Re: If you get out to a command prompt and do an nslookup on your domain what do you get? nslookup <yourdomain.com> it will tell you what IP address it is returning and where it got the address from (which DNS server). For example my if I do my domain I … | |
Re: Over 30 years of writing scripts and debugging code that I and others have written, I find it makes it easier if you simply echo (or print) the variables as you go through the code. If right before your test echo the variable and you will know two things: 1) … | |
Re: You can use any delimiting character with sed and the backslash and astereisk need to be escaped. If you use a # as your delimiter this should work: `sed -i 's#c:\\dct\\#\*raw#g' adm2014.do` | |
Re: There is an option built into the OS to do a drive wipe. Here is a link to a page that explains the procedure with screen shots, etc. : [http://www.howtogeek.com/179284/how-to-securely-wipe-a-hard-drive-on-your-mac/](http://www.howtogeek.com/179284/how-to-securely-wipe-a-hard-drive-on-your-mac/) | |
Re: I realize this is not what you were asking for but have you considered creating a PDF instead of an image. Smaller file and there are several free PDF creators for PHP that can be found on gethub [https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=create+pdf+php&type=Repositories&ref=searchresults](https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=create+pdf+php&type=Repositories&ref=searchresults) | |
Re: You said 32 bit but I am including both just for reference. 32 bit. On windows7 all the database are referred by a number in the file named pg_database under C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\<version>\data\global. Then you should search for the folder name by that number under C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\<version>\data\base. That is the content … | |
Re: Gigabit transfer requires cat 5e or cat6 cable. Cat 5 will not transfer at 1GB. from: [http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2013/04/ask-lh-whats-the-difference-between-cat5-cat5e-and-cat6-cables/](http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2013/04/ask-lh-whats-the-difference-between-cat5-cat5e-and-cat6-cables/) Cat5: A Little Older, A Little Slower Category 5 cabling, also known as Cat5, is an older type of network cabling. Cat5 cables were made to support theoretical speeds of 10Mbps and 100Mbps. … | |
Re: I would also have to say no. To remove it from the domain you are going to have to use a Domain Admin account and if you can't get to the domain controller then how are you going to remove it??? | |
Re: I would try a different converter and/or cable. Some of the converters do not pass all of the pins that VGA can use just the ones that they have to for you to get a picture. Also try updating the monitor driver from device manager. | |
Re: Here is a pdf that is a few years old but covers the basics pretty good without being very big. Their license says I can share it as long as I don't edit it and that it must be shared in it's original form. So here it is. | |
Re: Have you tried clearing the cache. Firefox as options for limits on the amount space you use to store downloaded files. Your cache may be full or you may have user quotas setup limiting the space the user can have on the system. | |
Re: I came across a python script for Windows 7 called GWX Control Panel that allows you to disable the GWX application and also disables the ability for Windows upgrade your OS as part of your routine updates. I am providing links for PC World article that discusses the changes to … | |
Re: I think what you are trying to ask is how to install the MySQL database on a server and how to access that MySQL database from the client computers. If you install MySQL on the individual systems then each one would be running a local copy of the database and … | |
Re: It is going to depend on what type of result you want from the data. For example: are you wanting it to be selected if the individual elements of the search string are in the data string If you have a search string '1,3,5' from and llok for each element … | |
Re: Hello, If that is your CD-ROM/DVD drive like in most windows systems now a days then the solution could be as simple as putting a disk in the drive. I know on my Windows 7 desktop system when there is no disk in the drive it is not visible on … | |
Re: I have found it is a good idea to cover the records where the field is blank, 0 or null with something like: ` SELECT * FROM settlement WHERE settlement < 0.01 or settlement IS NULL ` I realize this will get records where the settlement is not zero but … |