[quote]Originally posted by mr_sonicblue: [b]OK, here's the binary: http://www.heatware.com/Files/mysql-...rwin1.2.tar.gz I tried your binary. At first I was enthusiastic, as it…

misterakko: MySQL commonly "goes away" (as the client puts it) before or during queries, but it should automatically reconnect if it's working correctly. But, for some reason, my …

I am wondering how you got the configure script to run. It always dies on the 'ps' portion (where it's trying to figure out how to detect running mysqld). Thanks in advance.

The binary seems to work fine, unlike all the other versions I've seen for compile (I can't get AK's version to work because pthreads just refuses to compile). Some of the problem…

LordJavac: If I remember right, here's what I did for the binary listed here (The version I'm currently using has a more complicated patch, but doesn't work any better): config.gu…

I'm trying to run a query through a .php file. I can connect to the DB, I can choose the DB, but I cannot query a table -- I just get an error when I query the table, no data, noth…

> $table = mysql_query("select id from que;") > > Any suggestions? Thanks!! Maybe that's a typo, but you don't need the ending semicolon in your query from ph…

jmb is right, that *might* be a typo. Other than that, I can't spot anything wrong with your code. Did you try the same query from the mysql client? If that works, you might have…

Hi, is there a VPN Daemon around that runs on MacOS X PB and works with Macs running PGP 7? Thanks Deeeep

It sounds like you want to use IPSec on MacOS X, combined with PGPNet on the older machines. I'm afraid I can't help you any more than that; I don't know how to get IPSec up and r…

When you want to install development applications in Java, you're often asked for the JDK_HOME because they look for the binaries (javac, ...) in the $JDK_HOME/bin directory and th…

I used Sherlock to search for them. I never found rt.jar (I think that's only needed for JRE when there's no full JDK?), but I found JPDA.jar. They're in the /System/Library/Fram…

More specifically, the Commands (bin) and Classes are in the following directory: /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.2/

To run JBuilder 3.5 Foundation on OS X, I did these steps: 1) I downloaded the PC version from Borland's site and installed it on a PC. Why on a PC? There's no installer for Mac ye…

Any reason not to download the Linux version? Its tar.gz'd so you should be able to tar -zxvf it and then go from there. I'll let you know if it works

I was able to make the Linux version of JBuilder 3.5 to work on Darwin with a little tweak of a couple of configuration files. I've encountered some negligible errors in the termi…

Kasanoba: I get to your iDrive just fine and when I try to download Jbuilder it gives me a "time out" and sends me back to the start. I have tried it eight times on three differen…

Well I got it to work, but i cannot for the life of me find the Serial Number and key on the website - i have registered and got my activation key but still cant find the serial/ke…

'Twould appear that the iDrive has reached it's download limit Bummer. Anybody else who's already downloaded it wanna post it somewhere? ------------------ Life is what happen…

You guys were right. I didn't know about the 150 MB per account download limit that iDrive imposes. That's a really stupid limitation. Anyway, I'll try to get iTools configured …

I get this exception whenever I try to run NetBeans. Forte hangs while trying to install at a window that says "extracting". The JDK on OS X is a bit flakey when compared to li…

I've managed to have NetBeans work, but it's unusable since the editor has problems probably with the font metrics... Forte installer does the same with me... extracting... and the…

IMPORTANT!! Most of the files listed in Ian's script are there! Login as root with your usual password. I tested some of the commands but not all. For example though, /usr/bi…

What new tools appeared? I didn't see anything new appear in /usr/bin when I logged in as root. Most UNIX commands were already in /usr/bin, but compilers (except for Java).

[localhost:/usr/bin] root# ls CFInfoPlistConverter find2perl lprm rsh a2p finger …