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#skip-networking
in /ect/mysql/my.cnf and /etc/init.d/mysql restart
Hope it works.
El Miércoles, 3 de Noviembre de 2004 02:11, Rony escribió:
> Hi,
>
> Sorry if this is not the right forum to post this...
> I have problem with my java code to connect to mysql, with this url
> jdbc:
Hi,
Sorry if this is not the right forum to post this...
I have problem with my java code to connect to mysql, with this url
jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/ (using the official mysql java
driver). The same java code can connect in my xp installation. The
error can be found at the end of this msg. Fir
Try disconnecting the battery and connecting it again, or try using it with
the battery off the computer, and so on. I am by no means sure if this will
work, but it's easy, so you might as well try it. It saved me a couple of
times when my Compaq wouldn't boot, however I hadn't open mine.
Good
João Lourenço wrote:
Hi,
Kill, by default, send SIGTERM (code 2) to the targeted process. The
default behavior for such signal is to terminate the process ("man 1
kill" at the prompt). However, processes can defaine a signal handler to
process SIGTERM to do whatever you want it to. In this case
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Hello laptopers,
I recently replaced the hard drive in my hp omnibook 4100. Everything
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bootable KNOPPIX rescue disk in the cd tray.
I am worried that I m
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On 2 Nov 2004, JoÃo LourenÃo wrote:
> Kill, by default, send SIGTERM (code 2) to the targeted process.
Signal 2 is 'INT'; Signal 15 is 'TERM', pretty much as a standard.
Regards,
Daniel
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