How to see table definition statements in MySQL

Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday January 27, 2009

Use the command described in the tutorial to find complete CREATE TABLE SQL statements for MySQL tables.

How to find if MySQL supports partitioning or not

Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday January 27, 2009

If you are faced with a situation where you need to find if your MySQL Database server supports partitioning or not then follow the instructions described in this tutorial.

Transfering MySQL Administrator/Query Browser connection details

Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday January 21, 2009

If you are trying to transfer your connection details for Query browser or Administrator from one computer to another then follow the instructions described in this tutorial.

How to check Linux version number

Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday January 21, 2009

You may need to know about your kernel version number to install some software on your machine. You can use the instructions described in this tutorial to find the kernel version number.

How to check PHP version number

Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday January 21, 2009

PHP provides several functions that depend upon the version number of PHP you are running. In situations, where you want to find the version number of PHP installed, you can use the following techniques.

How to check MySQL version number

Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday January 21, 2009

MySQL provides some features for particular version numbers and on particular platforms only. So, in some situations it gets really important to find the MySQL version number installed. If you are faced with such a problem you can use any of the following techniques to find MySQL version number.

Installing Symfony using PEAR

Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday January 21, 2009

Symfony is one of the best rapid application development frameworks available for PHP. In this tutorial I am going to discuss the installation steps for Symfony.

Starting Apache Web Server at every Reboot (for Ubuntu / Debian Linux)

Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday January 15, 2009

If you compiled and installed Apache on a Debian/Ubuntu Linux machine and want the Apache service run every time you reboot your machine this short tutorial is for you. I have tried to make it very simple so I am pretty sure you'll be able to follow all steps even if you don't know Unix/Linux shell scripting. In order to run Apache at boot time you have to write a very simple start up script.

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Installing OpenSSL on Ubuntu Linux

Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday January 15, 2009

This short tutorial shows you how to install OpenSSL on Ubuntu Linux Server. The process is very simple. For this tutorial, I'll be installing openssl version 0.9.8e. Linux kernel is 2.6.15-26-powerpc. I have used a Mac Mini (powerpc/ppc architecture). GCC version number is 4.0.3. Your configuration may be different from mine but the installation steps below should work fine for most configuration.

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Giving Apache Web Server A Different Name by changing Source Code Before Installation (very simple instructions)

Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday January 15, 2009

I am going to show you how to change Apache's source code before compiling and installing so that it always shows a different name while using the technique described <a href="http://www.techsww.com/tutorials/miscellaneous/tips_and_tricks/how_find_web_server_information_using_http_telnet.php">here</a>. I have used Apache version 2.0.59 for this tutorial.

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Configuring MacOS X to compile and install open source software using XCode Tools

Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday January 15, 2009

If you want to compile and install Open Source Software on your MacOS X machine then you should install MacOS X's XCode tools. XCode tools provide the compilers and other software development kits (SDKs) to enable you to compile and install open source software on your computer.

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Installing MySQL Client tools, binaries, and library on Ubuntu Linux

Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday January 15, 2009

This short tutorial shows you how to install MySQL Client tools, binaries, and library on Ubuntu Linux Server. The process is very simple. For this tutorial, I'll be installing MySQL Client tools, binaries, and library version 5.0.45. Linux kernel is 2.6.15-26-powerpc. I have used a Mac Mini (powerpc/ppc architecture). GCC version number is 4.0.3. Your configuration may be different from mine but the installation steps below should work fine for most configurations with little or no change at all (including other Linux distributions and even unixes e.g. MacOS x).

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Working with BASH environment variables (simple commands for beginners)

Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday January 15, 2009

You'll learn the following in this tutorial. * Display names and values of all environment variables * Assign value to an environment variable * Print value of a particular environment variable * Append value to an existing environment variable * Make the variable globally accessible * Delete an environment variable

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Installing Berkeley Yet Another Compiler Compiler (byacc) on Ubuntu Linux

Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday January 15, 2009

This short tutorial shows you how to install Berkeley Yacc (byacc) on Ubuntu Linux Server. The process is very simple. For this tutorial, I'll be installing Berkeley Yacc (byacc) version 1.9. Linux kernel is 2.6.15-26-powerpc. I have used a Mac Mini (powerpc/ppc architecture). GCC version number is 4.0.3. Your configuration may be different from mine but the installation steps below should work fine for most configurations with little or no change at all (including other Linux distributions and even unixes e.g. MacOS X).

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Installing Bison (GNU Parser Generator) on Ubuntu Linux

Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday January 15, 2009

This short tutorial shows you how to install Bison (GNU Parser Generator) on Ubuntu Linux Server. The process is very simple. For this tutorial, I'll be installing Bison version 2.3. Linux kernel is 2.6.15-26-powerpc. I have used a Mac Mini (powerpc/ppc architecture). GCC version number is 4.0.3. Your configuration may be different from mine but the installation steps below should work fine for most configurations with little or no change at all (including other Linux distributions and even unixes e.g. MacOS X).

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