Comments for IT Made Simple http://www.it-idiot.net IT mysteries demystified... Thu, 16 Jul 2009 11:08:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on it-idiot.einsamsoldat.net is now known as it-idiot.net by SY http://www.it-idiot.net/it-idioteinsamsoldatnet-is-now-known-as-it-idiotnet/comment-page-1/#comment-37 SY Thu, 16 Jul 2009 11:08:21 +0000 http://www.it-idiot.net/?p=61#comment-37 This is the only post I understand nia. This is the only post I understand nia.

]]> Comment on I want to know more about your name by jai http://www.it-idiot.net/i-want-to-know-more-about-you-from-your-name/comment-page-1/#comment-21 jai Tue, 17 Feb 2009 00:58:41 +0000 http://it-idiot.einsamsoldat.net/2007/12/25/i-want-to-know-more-about-you-from-your-name/#comment-21 chow...i tought u wanna show us how to seach a family root by exploring a singles names. aiya chow…i tought u wanna show us how to seach a family root by exploring a singles names. aiya

]]> Comment on Not enough space in tmp due to eaccelerator by jai http://www.it-idiot.net/not-enough-space-in-tmp-due-to-eaccelerator/comment-page-1/#comment-20 jai Tue, 17 Feb 2009 00:43:26 +0000 http://it-idiot.einsamsoldat.net/?p=50#comment-20 I am confusing on the "chmod 1777 foldername/". How you determine the permission as 1777, as far that I know is permisson can be define with 3 char, xxx. Can brief me on this. <blockquote>Jai - 1777 is a special permission, that will gives every1 to write with ownership to the same directory. You can check if the directory with the /tmp permission, it should show trwxrwxrwx .</blockquote> I am confusing on the “chmod 1777 foldername/”. How you determine the permission as 1777, as far that I know is permisson can be define with 3 char, xxx. Can brief me on this.

Jai – 1777 is a special permission, that will gives every1 to write with ownership to the same directory. You can check if the directory with the /tmp permission, it should show trwxrwxrwx .

]]> Comment on Moving MySQL Database from Windows to Linux RedHat by Steve http://www.it-idiot.net/moving-mysql-database-from-windows-to-linux-redhat/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Steve Mon, 08 Dec 2008 13:08:41 +0000 http://it-idiot.einsamsoldat.net/2008/01/05/moving-mysql-database-from-windows-to-linux-redhat/#comment-17 Hum. This would be helpful apart from the blindingly obvious self-contradiction. You say "The mySQL DBMS for both the server must use same version." Then you list your server environments as Windows Server is using Server version: 5.0.37-community-nt MySQL Community Edition (GPL) . Linux Server is using Server version: 5.0.45-community MySQL Community Edition (GPL) . Doesnt look like the same version? Maybe you mean same major version? i.e MySQL 5.0 ? <blockquote>Steve - Thanks for your correction, major version will be more percise.</blockquote> Hum. This would be helpful apart from the blindingly obvious self-contradiction. You say “The mySQL DBMS for both the server must use same version.” Then you list your server environments as

Windows Server is using Server version: 5.0.37-community-nt MySQL Community Edition (GPL) .
Linux Server is using Server version: 5.0.45-community MySQL Community Edition (GPL) .

Doesnt look like the same version? Maybe you mean same major version? i.e MySQL 5.0 ?

Steve – Thanks for your correction, major version will be more percise.

]]> Comment on Migrating MSDE 2000 db to MSSQL 2005 Express by Steve http://www.it-idiot.net/migrating-msde-2000-db-to-mssql-2005-express/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Steve Mon, 25 Aug 2008 01:15:51 +0000 http://it-idiot.einsamsoldat.net/2008/01/04/migrating-msde-2000-db-to-mssql-2005-express/#comment-15 I tried this approach on Windows Vista with no success. Kept getting access denied. First I thought that even though I was logged in as Admin, I wasn't getting DB admin privileges. This turned out to be true. By default, an admin user doesn't have any login on the SQL DB. I then added my windows login to the database. Still no success. so I tried SQL login using sa. Still same result. I then thought maybe osql wasn't running as admin. This also turned out to be true. By default, in Vista, the command shell does not run with admin privileges even if you are logged in as one. You need to do ctrl-shift-enter when you type "cmd" to get a command shell that runs as admin. However this didn't work either. I finally got in installed by running Sql Server Management Studio Express (as Administrator) and choosing Attach... One more problem I had was that for some reason, despite pointing it to the mdf file. It insisted in locating the original path where the mdf file was installed (which was on a different machine and thus didn't exist on this machine). To get it to work I had to recreate the same directory structure that held the mdf file on the other machine, copy the mdf into it then point it to that mdf file. Also, it didn't work if I left out the ldf file. <blockquote> Steve - I was doing the article using Win Server 2k3, but thanks for pointing and highligthing ldf file needed. I encountered the issue you faced a month ago.</blockquote> I tried this approach on Windows Vista with no success. Kept getting access denied.

First I thought that even though I was logged in as Admin, I wasn’t getting DB admin privileges. This turned out to be true. By default, an admin user doesn’t have any login on the SQL DB. I then added my windows login to the database. Still no success. so I tried SQL login using sa. Still same result. I then thought maybe osql wasn’t running as admin. This also turned out to be true. By default, in Vista, the command shell does not run with admin privileges even if you are logged in as one. You need to do ctrl-shift-enter when you type “cmd” to get a command shell that runs as admin. However this didn’t work either. I finally got in installed by running Sql Server Management Studio Express (as Administrator) and choosing Attach…

One more problem I had was that for some reason, despite pointing it to the mdf file. It insisted in locating the original path where the mdf file was installed (which was on a different machine and thus didn’t exist on this machine). To get it to work I had to recreate the same directory structure that held the mdf file on the other machine, copy the mdf into it then point it to that mdf file. Also, it didn’t work if I left out the ldf file.

Steve – I was doing the article using Win Server 2k3, but thanks for pointing and highligthing ldf file needed. I encountered the issue you faced a month ago.

]]> Comment on Moving MySQL Database from Windows to Linux RedHat by EinsamSoldat http://www.it-idiot.net/moving-mysql-database-from-windows-to-linux-redhat/comment-page-1/#comment-10 EinsamSoldat Mon, 21 Jan 2008 14:27:59 +0000 http://it-idiot.einsamsoldat.net/2008/01/05/moving-mysql-database-from-windows-to-linux-redhat/#comment-10 GuTi : Yeah thank you for highlighting mysqldump :D Unfortunately at that time, we are too lazy to do the mysqldump thingy. So we want to satisfy our curiosity that mysql raw data and schema can be moved from one location to another without using mysqldump, the experiment did paid off.. proves that even ftp from windows to linux OS, mysql db still runs :D Captcha, wait till got too many spambot can bypass... then i will change LOL GuTi : Yeah thank you for highlighting mysqldump :D Unfortunately at that time, we are too lazy to do the mysqldump thingy. So we want to satisfy our curiosity that mysql raw data and schema can be moved from one location to another without using mysqldump, the experiment did paid off.. proves that even ftp from windows to linux OS, mysql db still runs :D

Captcha, wait till got too many spambot can bypass… then i will change LOL

]]> Comment on Moving MySQL Database from Windows to Linux RedHat by GuTi http://www.it-idiot.net/moving-mysql-database-from-windows-to-linux-redhat/comment-page-1/#comment-9 GuTi Sat, 19 Jan 2008 07:16:17 +0000 http://it-idiot.einsamsoldat.net/2008/01/05/moving-mysql-database-from-windows-to-linux-redhat/#comment-9 why not mysqldump then import? will it be easier? transfer via a zipped .sql can save bandwidth too. OOT: the captcha sucks, please change another plugin or anything. why not mysqldump then import? will it be easier? transfer via a zipped .sql can save bandwidth too.

OOT: the captcha sucks, please change another plugin or anything.

]]> Comment on Migrating MSDE 2000 db to MSSQL 2005 Express by andy http://www.it-idiot.net/migrating-msde-2000-db-to-mssql-2005-express/comment-page-1/#comment-8 andy Thu, 10 Jan 2008 06:21:16 +0000 http://it-idiot.einsamsoldat.net/2008/01/04/migrating-msde-2000-db-to-mssql-2005-express/#comment-8 you can install the SQL Management Studio Express which allow you to do the attach/detach via GUI. you can install the SQL Management Studio Express which allow you to do the attach/detach via GUI.

]]> Comment on Migrating MSDE 2000 db to MSSQL 2005 Express by EinsamSoldat http://www.it-idiot.net/migrating-msde-2000-db-to-mssql-2005-express/comment-page-1/#comment-7 EinsamSoldat Fri, 04 Jan 2008 15:06:31 +0000 http://it-idiot.einsamsoldat.net/2008/01/04/migrating-msde-2000-db-to-mssql-2005-express/#comment-7 Hi Duddits, I will paste this link to the office forum, increase my site traffic :D Hi Duddits, I will paste this link to the office forum, increase my site traffic :D

]]> Comment on Migrating MSDE 2000 db to MSSQL 2005 Express by Daaditsu http://www.it-idiot.net/migrating-msde-2000-db-to-mssql-2005-express/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Daaditsu Fri, 04 Jan 2008 08:39:06 +0000 http://it-idiot.einsamsoldat.net/2008/01/04/migrating-msde-2000-db-to-mssql-2005-express/#comment-6 good job well done.. u shld include this in office forum :-) good job well done.. u shld include this in office forum :-)

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