#mysql
23 October 2007
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01:58 <****> Something buried in your /msg windows, no-doubt?
01:58 <****> /msg windows? No, no MSG here
01:59 <****> *bop*
02:00 <****> set, how come you can't type out seekwill but you type out chadmaynard
02:00 <****> lol
02:00 <****> chadmaynard, didn't really work...
02:00 <****> seemingly I did it by the manual
02:00 <****> chadmaynard, I can type both out, why/
02:00 <****> I don't see any truncation of my references to seekwill
02:01 <****> setuid: oh i may have made it up
02:01 <****> ADZ_: syntax or the import?
02:01 <****> * infe (n=starfigh@tb78-108-53-236.cust.teknikbyran.com) has joined #mysql
02:01 <****> seek, so that becomes:
02:01 <****> seek?
02:01 <****> the import
02:01 <****> ADZ_: you must not have used the right parameters
02:01 <****> Oh, you're right, one mixup
02:02 <****> setuid: and the rest of this conversation spawned from it
02:02 <****> set, so now you will always be known as "set"
02:02 <****> I hate the internet
02:02 <****> set, why?
02:02 <****> Don't hate chadma
02:02 <****> seek and I aren't the internet
02:02 <****> Because people who try to force you to their site for ads, when there are plenty of other ways to read content, piss me off.
02:03 <****> set, oh i thought you were angry about my smartassishness
02:03 <****> oooooooh
02:03 <****> Banner ads on IRC... We need those.
02:03 <****> !kick seekwill
02:03 <****> I had to code up this annoying workaround, to get to some news articles, because the original site throttles you to ~10 articles/day, and blocks you for 24 hours if you grab more, or grab too fast (more than 1 every 30 minutes or so).
02:03 <****> OoOooO
02:03 <****> I wonder if he knew that..
02:03 <****> oO
02:03 <****> !kick seekwill
02:03 <****> So now I'm randomizing across a list of proxies, but 95% of the "free proxies" out there are bogus
02:03 <****> eheh
02:04 <****> ToeBee: Look what you started
02:04 <****> Oh rly
02:04 <****> So now my request to get articles, are timing out on bad proxies. Arg!
02:04 <****> So now I can't test my insert syntax changes.
02:04 <****> Oh noes!
02:04 <****> NOO!
02:04 <****> thats because 95% of the free proxies out there are running on owned boxes
02:04 <****> You are weird
02:04 <****> I hate the Internet
02:04 * jsoftw pokes setuid with setgid
02:04 * setuid cleanly slices off jsoftw's arms with a shiny bladed object
02:05 * jsoftw grows new arms
02:05 * jsoftw nukes setuid
02:05 <****> Make love not war!
02:06 <****> Yeah well love involves women, and women are complex, and yes.
02:06 <****> yeah well love involves a woman, and i don't have one right now :)
02:06 * theBear blows something up instead
02:06 <****> oh are we going to make love?
02:06 <****> ahh... thats better.... takes the edge off
02:06 <****> ToeBee, I've tried about 40 of the online proxy lists, and maybe 300 separate IPs listed across those proxy lists... only about 10-15 of the IPs listed actually work
02:07 <****> theBear, You blowing up your inflatable again?
02:07 <****> as I said... there is a good reason for that
02:07 <****> setuid, public/open proxies tend to come and go quickly.... they sometimes [maybe often] don't even know they're listed....
02:07 <****> yeah well love involves a woman, and i don't have one right now :) * theBear blows something up instead
02:07 <****> setuid, hehe
02:08 * chadmaynard runs open proxies/open relays
02:08 <****> chadmaynard, it gives me Access denied for user 'adzntinf_adz'@'localhost' (using password: YES). is it possible that my host disabled the function or something?
02:08 <****> ADZ_: yes
02:08 <****> Time to do some STUFF!
02:09 <****> How do I set the data directory in /etc/my.cnf file?
02:09 <****> I need to study
02:09 <****> pkrumins, You edit it
02:09 <****> datadir =
02:09 <****> oh that easy.
02:10 <****> setuid, for sure. I was just wondering what config option should I set.
02:10 <****> ok...well let's try another way. Say I write all of the lines in a variable ($ideas). What command would I issue in order to insert each new line as a separate record
02:11 <****> pkrumins, to do what?
02:11 <****> or maybe is it possible to separate the lines into arrays of a variable based on the \n
02:12 <****> setuid, to change the data directory. Mr. chadmaynard suggested to add datadir = /path/to/data/dir, I am trying it right now.
02:12 <****> pkrumins, show variables like '%datadir%';
02:12 <****> ADZ_: with a scripting language
02:13 <****> No, I want to change the data directory of mysql daemon at startup. - the directory where the database files are stored.
02:13 <****> (w/ php)
02:13 <****> ADZ_: php can do it
02:13 <****> what would be the command to do something like that
02:14 <****> I know there is preg_replace, but it dosn't really do that
02:14 <****> ADZ_: you'd have to write a script. Generally you read the file on line at a time
02:15 <****> hmm...maybe one of these days I will make myself a what-commands-do-and-how list :P
02:16 <****> will[werk]: what are you doing?
02:16 <****> Thinking
02:16 <****> about what..?
02:16 <****> I did that once
02:16 <****> it hurt. An idea struck me
02:17 <****> Why the MTA is not setting DK variables
02:17 <****> does SQL kick you if you aren't identified?
02:17 <****> !kick ToeBee
02:17 <****> ADZ_: you can use preg_match_all to break a variable down into component pieces stored in an array. So, yes, you could break by \n etc.
02:17 <****> hah
02:17 <****> haha
02:17 <****> that's not good
02:17 <****> That wasn't supposed to happen
02:17 <****> It used to check
02:17 <****> wow
02:18 * ToeBee feels like a punching bag!
02:18 <****> will[werk]: is will[werk] linked to will?
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