On Thu, January 19, 2006 11:21 am, Jim Maul wrote:
> I dont know what version of SA the OP is running but note that 2.64 has
> no -u parameter so you can not pass the username on the command line.
D'Oh. Forgot that part. 3.1.0. :)
Evan
On Thu, January 19, 2006 11:14 am, Mike Jackson wrote:
> If it's saved in an SQL database, I imagine you could do a simple UPDATE
> query to change the username, like...
>
> UPDATE bayes_vars SET username='username' WHERE username='root';
>
> (Apologies if that's MySQL-specific. It's what I use.)
Mike Jackson wrote:
Hello all.. Novice SA Admin here (well, none of my users complain -
wait..
I have none, just me). I recently read something that says sa-learn is
learned for the user who runs sa-learn. I've always run sa-learn as root.
Is there a easy way to copy the contents of what's been
Hello all.. Novice SA Admin here (well, none of my users complain - wait..
I have none, just me). I recently read something that says sa-learn is
learned for the user who runs sa-learn. I've always run sa-learn as root.
Is there a easy way to copy the contents of what's been learned from root
to m
Hello all.. Novice SA Admin here (well, none of my users complain - wait..
I have none, just me). I recently read something that says sa-learn is
learned for the user who runs sa-learn. I've always run sa-learn as root.
Is there a easy way to copy the contents of what's been learned from root
to my
