Have you installed the php-mysql package? It should be on one of the
RH8 CDs.
You can run "php -m" to show the list of PHP modules you have on your
system, and mysql should be on that list.
--Ade.
On Sat, 2003-01-18 at 11:13, Ryan McDougall wrote:
> hello all,
>
> I'm posting on 2 lists bec
Try:
@x2 = split(/,|;/, $token);
That worked for me properly, while the code you provided displayed the
error. I'm also running v5.8.0, but LANG=en_US.UTF-8.
--Ade.
> > #!/usr/bin/perl
> >
> > while(<>)
> > {
> > @x1 = split(/[\t\n ]+/, \$_);
> > print \$., " ", scalar @x1, "
You need to rename the id_dsa.pub file to authorized_keys2, not
authorized_keys.
If it still doesn't work, run "ssh -v " and copy the debug
messages to the list.
--Ade.
On Wed, 2003-03-26 at 06:25, Dave wrote:
> I've generated the keys, copied the .pub key to the other machine and
> renamed
I ran into some odd behavior which if I remember right I didn't see
before RH8. From an X terminal like xterm, konsole, or gnome-terminal,
if I use a command that prints text w/out a newline I won't see the
resulting text. The following do not work:
> echo -n "test"
> perl -e 'pri
> Hmm. You're sure the (Redhat default) bash shell prompt isn't eating
> things. As I recall it commences with a carriage return, which neatly
> makes the prompt mangle your un-newlined string. Really rude in my
> opinion.
>
> Try setting PS1 to something really simple like this:
>
> expo
> On three different machines (two fresh installs, one upgrade from 7.3)
> we are seeing the screen save kick in (we have the password enabled
> feature), but the problem is the screen is blank except the password
> box. All the boxes have animated screen saves chosen -- all work from
> the test
> Do you have a recommendation for a wysiwyg http editor that writes code that
> is generic enough for all browsers (other than gedit)?
Mozilla's Composer works really well, and will be sure to generate pages
that are viewable in the Mozilla browser. I also haven't had a problem
with it generatin
