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I'm good friends with the lead developer / creator of Exaile, Adam (synic), I could put you in touch with him if you'd like.

The plugin interface is pretty simple to use, however. I suppose...

You could also use pexpect, the excellent Python API for Expect. It's the preferred way of performing these sort of operations.

This is easily avoidable by separating your functions into modules and thus their own separate namespace.

I never insulted you personally, but I'm sorry you feel that way. I hope you'll reread the thread and come to the same conclusion. And MS-SQL isn't my database; PostgreSQL is. But claiming, with...

Neither would create a .pyc (compiled) python file. To compile a module, you need to either import it (so, a quick way to compile the file would be to simply instantiate the python interpreter and...

And I'm fine with that. I, too, have been using Debian as my primary OS (and later, Ubuntu), for over 10 years. However, people seem to bash Windows because it's, well, what Linux users do. Rather...

I stopped trying to break Linux years and years ago. Now I just use it for work (both at home and the office proper). Desktop problems don't interest me much, I just want it to work. I hack on...

I don't know if you're saying this because of the general aura of "OMG WE LUV LINUX SO WE MUST H8 ******* LOL!!!1ONE" in this forum, but MS-SQL is an excellent database. It's clustering mechanisms...

Mono is an open source project that aims to model itself after .NET:

http://www.mono-project.com/ASP.NET

CPAN also provides an ASPish interface, I have yet to use it though:
...

Calm down. Restart Apache.

Alright, perform these steps:

1) sudo bash

2) /etc/init.d/mysql stop

3) Run in bash: echo "SET PASSWORD FOR 'root'@'localhost' = PASSWORD('SomeNewPassword');" >> ~/user.sql

Where...

Do you get any errors when you do:

mysql -u root mysql
from bash?

Are you able to perform a "SELECT * FROM user;" if it does work? (and if it works, look for the username and password you...

So does the user and password you specified exist in MySQL? My magic 8 ball says "Not likely".

http://us2.php.net/manual/en/ref.imap.php

Try explicitly specifying the ini the CLI uses on the command line, with a copy of the CLI php.ini.

In a read focused environment, MySQL will come out with a slight edge over Postgres (one of the reasons for MySQL's use on the web). But for any enterprise application, Postgres wins, especially...

Wait. Are you actually using "username" and "password" in those fields? They have to be an actual username and it's actual password (in the MySQL system, not the Linux system). I think MySQL comes...

I've used Oracle, Firebird, MySQL, and Postgres extensively, and Postgres remains my favorite database.

Why? Postgres complies with the SQL standard to higher degree; it's PL languages have been...

Hmmm. This is just a shot in the dark, but replace this line:

;

with this one:


$con = mysql_connect("127.0.0.1","username","password");
If that doesn't work, give me the output of the...

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man signal

I'm not using Gutsy, so I can't give you any advice. That question would probably be more applicable in the Servers subforum, anyways.

To get the mysql version, just type mysql -V at a bash...

Huh. Are you sure php5-curl is installed?

Also, regarding :


It'd be better to write that as:

sudo find / -name "php.ini" -type f

Most likely, you have two versions of PHP installed (one without cURL support). Are you using XAMPP?

Well, no, it tells him what's wrong right here:



So he needs to install autoconf (which used to reside in the autotools package, but it looks like it is in it's own package now -- predictably...