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Re: Hello, It is not your web site but it is pretty close: [root@lptp1]# nslookup [url]http://gberbhjerfds.osa.pl[/url] Server: 192.168.15.1 Address: 192.168.15.1#53 Non-authoritative answer: Name: [url]http://gberbhjerfds.osa.pl[/url] Address: 72.55.129.156 [root@lptp1]# nslookup [url]www.best-seo-service.com/[/url] Server: 192.168.15.1 Address: 192.168.15.1#53 ** server can't find [url]www.best-seo-service.com/:[/url] SERVFAIL [root@lptp1 ]# nslookup [url]www.best-seo-service.com[/url] Server: 192.168.15.1 Address: 192.168.15.1#53 Non-authoritative answer: Name: [url]www.best-seo-service.com[/url] … | |
Re: I think the function you are trying to call is isset not empty ?php // If the form has been submitted with a supplied keyword if (isset($_POST['field'])) { | |
Re: Have you tried last known good configuration boot yet? | |
Re: Your reference does not tell your browse what server to pull the data from so it assumes your local machine. You need to use a Server based URL which is probably going to be: [url]http://yourdoamin.com/foo/forum/styles/AutoWidth/theme/normal.css[/url] The absolute path you provided is for scripts run from the command line on the … | |
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Re: Have you tried adding the new field first then coming back and creating the foreign keys? Do any foreign keys exist now? | |
Re: Hello, If you made your ACER recovery disks now is the time to pull them out. Depending on the netbook there MAY be a utility to repair the windows installation as part of the recovery diagnostics but you may need to reinstall the OS to get it working again. If … | |
Hello, Well I have helped answer a few hundred threads here and now it's my turn for advice... Backround: I have a client that has a flat screen hooked up as a second monitor in the waiting room which was used to run several flash videos one after the other. … | |
![]() | Re: 10BASE-T - one of several physical media specified in the IEEE 802.3 standard for Ethernet local area networks (LANs), is ordinary telephone twisted pair wire. 10BASE-T supports Ethernet's 10 Mbps transmission speed. In addition to 10BASE-T, 10 megabit Ethernet can be implemented with these media types: * 10BASE-2 (Thinwire coaxial … |
Re: It sounds like the system does not see your hard drive. Does it show up in the BIOS setup screens? | |
Re: A quick way too check your setup is normally called phpinfo.php and looks like this. You will be pleasantly supprised at the amount of data it provides: <?php phpinfo(); ?> | |
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Re: Personally I would go with a DELL or HP/Compaq. Both companies have great customer service and make good long lasting product. Based on the limits of wanting something you can expand (knocks out the slim or SFF - Small Form Factor boxes) and not needing 1TB of space I would … | |
Re: Yes, You can always go to a higher wattage and with the number of drives you have you probably should have a while ago. | |
Re: if you want to find out if there is a proxy involved use traceroute (tracert on windows systems) to show you how your packets are being routed to the host. traceroute <hostname or ip address> If the tracert looks good then try using telnet and the port (21 for ftp) … | |
Re: Take a look at the "find" command and also TEST when used with "if [ ] then" For example the following find command will generate a list of files starting in the directory name provided as the first parameter and include the backslash to escape characters in the name: [CODE]#!/bin/bash … | |
Re: Yes you can set up a wireless connection with only one computer (laptop or desktop). The only real requirement is to connect initially with a wire to configure the router and set your wireless access codes. | |
Re: Ok this is confusing because SATA drives do not have jumpers for drive select. It is determined by which SATA cable it is connected to. If it is a PATA (40 pin ribbon cable as opposed to 4 pin SATA) then it needs to be a master not a slave. … | |
Re: The first thing I can think of is to do a count of both tables and see if they are the same size. Second do a left join from the ID field in table1 to the ID field in table2 and get the records in table1 having table2.ID is null: … | |
Re: Hello, There are several ways to configure the systems. Your best bet if the hard drives are not exactly the same is to use a hard drive cloning program. Take a look at UBCD4WIN (Ultimate Boot CD 4 Windows) It is a free down load that you create on another … | |
Re: Hello, This link to the mysql dev site will explain where the filesort is coming from: [URL="http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/order-by-optimization.html"]http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/order-by-optimization.html[/URL] As far as a way to get the results without querying the whole table, if you have an field with the number of wrong answers or with 100-score then you could build an … | |
Re: Ok based on what you posted the query should look something like this: [CODE]SELECT UserTable.IPAddress, UserActivity.UserID, Activity.Activity, Count(UserTable.UserId) AS UserCount FROM UserTable Inner Join UserActivity ON UserTable.UserId = UserActivity.UserID Inner Join Activity ON UserActivity.ActivityID = Activity.ActivityID WHERE UserTable.IPAddress = 'X' AND UserActivity.ActivityID = 'Y' GROUP BY UserTable.IPAddress, UserActivity.UserID, Activity.Activity [/CODE] | |
Re: Is there a reason to use ftp specifically? Linux has scp (Secure Copy) which like ssh uses encrypted traffic to move files between servers. The following web site has a great explanation of using scp and tells you how to set up the servers with rsa keys so that no … | |
Re: Go to Start, Control Panel, Sounds and Audio Devices, Audio and Voice tabs and see what is selected for you microphone (Voice Recording) and use the test option for check the MIC. | |
Re: Try safe mode with networking. Some of the viruses have not blocked it starting yet. OR Get a UBCD or UBCD4win CDROM disk to boot from and find out what is killing the boot. | |
Re: Found this excellent description on another site: [URL="http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/linux-newbie/28214-rpm-differences-i386-i586-i686-x86_64-ppc-etc-etc.html"]http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/linux-newbie/28214-rpm-differences-i386-i586-i686-x86_64-ppc-etc-etc.html[/URL] Originally Posted by techieMoe To give a little more information on that, the X86 processors started with the Intel 8086 processor way back in 1978. They were incrementally improved (80186, 80286) and then Intel released the Intel 386 (i386) in 1980. That … | |
Re: Hello, Can you provide a little more information on the renaming. Does XYZ translate exactally to ABC and do all the files you want renamed start XYZ (or Xyz or xyz or XYz) and should be renamed ABC (or Abc or abc or ABc respectively)? | |
Re: Hello, Based on what you put in your post I am not sure you have the meaning of DISTINCT correct. If you are trying to get all records with a specific value in the Sheet1.[SR No#] field what you are looking for is really the WHERE clause. I am including … | |
Re: Yes, the trick is to get a select query that returns the ID's in newtable that do not have an ID in oldTable. [CODE]select newtable.id left join on oldtable where newtable.id = oldtable.id having oldtable.id is null[/CODE] The you do an update using that select: [CODE]Update newtable set newtable.status=2 where … | |
Re: It is difficult to tell where one column ends and the next one starts from your posting. Next time may I suggest you use the CODE tag to force a non proportional font or do something like this to get a format and definition of the first 10 records we … | |
Re: Having tried this I find (and from reading other posts others agree) it is best to store the .swf file in a directory and store the location in MySQL. You can store the actual binary contents of the file in MySQL by using the BLOB data type however the problems … | |
Re: What is the error you are getting or what is it doing when you use it? | |
Re: Hello, Try bringing up task manager and minimizing it to the task bar then let the screen saver kick and see what is taking up all of your CPU time. If nothing else download Maleware Bytes, update it and let it scan your system (may take an hour or two). … | |
Re: If depends on the companies you are querying but look into XML coding. It lets you send a mini data file with assigned fields that can be returned with additional fields that can then be imported to a database. [URL="http://www.w3schools.com/xml/default.asp"]http://www.w3schools.com/xml/default.asp[/URL] | |
Re: The effective maximum table size for MySQL databases is usually determined by operating system constraints on file sizes, not by MySQL internal limits. The following table lists some examples of operating system file-size limits. This is only a rough guide and is not intended to be definitive. For the most … | |
Re: Can you ping either an IP address or site once connected? (i.e. ping 4.2.2.2. or ping google.com) What OS are you running and have you tried "repair" on network connection after connecting? Some free connection sites require you to connect to their main page and accept their terms before you … | |
Re: Download CCleaner from Piriform (free download) and clean the registry. If will remove the references to half installed applications. It also has an option to uninstall applications that may list the file even if it does not show in Add Remove PRograms. | |
Re: If the system stops at a login screen hit <CTRL><ALT><DEL> twice and you should get a place to type in the user name and password that is filled in with your current user. Replace the user name with "Administrator" and leave the password blank and see if you can get … | |
Re: Hello, There are several possibilities but basically you need to find out what is accessing your outlook data file. Make sure you do not have more than one copy of outlook running and you are not checking mail while it is trying to compact. Go into the account settings and … | |
Re: Hello, Looks like linux which does not need safe mode..... The problem is coming from one of two things: 1) You apache is set to prevent people from posting files to the server and making them executable (try chmod 666 <Filename> instead of 0777). Using 0777 gives read, write, execute … | |
Re: The first thing I see is the join states: clients c JOIN Product2 p on c.ClientID = p.clients_ClientID WHERE p.clients_ClientID IS NULL Which means join the clients table to the products table where the client id is equal to the product client id [COLOR="Red"]and the product client id is null[/COLOR] … | |
Re: Your not losing any variables it is just that . and .. are directories not files. | |
Re: Ok here is the way I would set your routers based on your configuration Router1 WAN: <DHCP from Modem> LAN: IP: 192.168.1.1 NM:255.255.255.0 Router2 WAN: IP: 192.168.1.210 NM:255.255.255.0 LAN: IP: 192.168.2.1 NM: 255.255.255.0 You have to think of it as a separate network. Treat the second router as if you … | |
Re: Check the vsftpd log file to see why it is loging you off. /var/log/xferlog And did you restart vsftpd after making the changes? | |
Re: Windows does not transfer to new hardware well. If you changed the processor type (Intel to AMD ) or went to a multi-core from a single core you will have to repair the windows installation to continue. Your problem is coming from windows loading drivers specific to your old mother … | |
Re: It has always worked for me and you post the code in question? | |
Re: I would try outputting the individual variables and see if you can find out where the total is going wrong. Any reason you would not use something like this? [CODE]<?php $output = `find ./binary -iname '*.jpg' -print | wc -l ` ; echo "Total JPG files $output"; ?> [/CODE] and … | |
Re: Try booting in safe mode. hit <F8> continually key while system is first booting till you get a windows prompt on how you want to start. Read the "things to try first" page. | |
Re: Normally you cannot connect two computers directly with a standard ethernet cable. You have to have a hub or switch involved to swap the send and receive wires to the right outputs. There are crossed cables available that will do the pin swapping for you but you are better off … | |
Re: select * from table1 where myvalue = (select max(myvalue) from table1) or something along those lines but I think you will get the idea. The system will perform the sub-query first to get the value you want then apply the result to your original query. Here is a sample I … |
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