What do y'all think of the idea of a 3d printer? Aaron uses one at work. They call them "C&C machines." I don't recall what C&C stands for, but it basically takes a 3d model from a computer and cuts it into a piece of metal. I've been thinking about building such a beast.

Since there are a lot of data related to such a task, I figured I could get mysql and maxdb involved. Feedback?

Daniel D. sent me some good info on analyzing MaxDB kernel trace output.

I still need to read it a few times and try it out myself, but here is the link so you can follow along :)

http://wiki.colliertech.org/index.php/MaxDB:kernel_trace

Daniel D. sent me some good info on analyzing MaxDB kernel trace output.

I still need to read it a few times and try it out myself, but here is the link so you can follow along :)

http://wiki.colliertech.org/index.php/MaxDB:kernel_trace

If any of you are curious who my employer is, here is a good description:

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/what-is-mysql-ab.html

I actually work for MySQL, Inc., the US subsidiary, but we subscribe to the same set of core values. And happen to be US citizens.

If any of you are curious who my employer is, here is a good description:

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/what-is-mysql-ab.html

I actually work for MySQL, Inc., the US subsidiary, but we subscribe to the same set of core values. And happen to be US citizens.

For those of you with mail accounts on colliertech.org:

http://colliertech.org/phpsaadmin/

Tell me if you'd like me to add you to the list of folks who can use that tool, and you can add addresses to your black/whitelist from your web browser.

To get this working, I read these docs:
http://spamassassin.apache.org/dist/sql/README

The INSTALL file from this dist:
http://www.misak.dk/download/phpsaadmin/

The main bit is that you need to turn on the -q or -Q flag for your spamassassin daemon. For Debian-based systems, edit /etc/defaults/spamassassin

You'll also need to make a small modification to /etc/spamassassin/local.cf

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For those of you with mail accounts on colliertech.org:

http://colliertech.org/phpsaadmin/

Tell me if you'd like me to add you to the list of folks who can use that tool, and you can add addresses to your black/whitelist from your web browser.

To get this working, I read these docs:
http://spamassassin.apache.org/dist/sql/README

The INSTALL file from this dist:
http://www.misak.dk/download/phpsaadmin/

The main bit is that you need to turn on the -q or -Q flag for your spamassassin daemon. For Debian-based systems, edit /etc/defaults/spamassassin

You'll also need to make a small modification to /etc/spamassassin/local.cf

…

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My proposed talk got accepted for the 2006 MySQL UC.

I'm working with to get the Synchronization Manager functioning stably on Linux and Mac OS X. I'm going to tag blogs having to do with this purpose with "mysql uc 2006", in case you're interested in following along.

Chris has been putting a great deal of effort into getting MaxDB -> MySQL synchronization working smoothly and has offered up the documentation of his experience for the good of the community.

He has not stopped there. In fact, he has now gotten the Synchronization Manager running on OS X. We expect both of these features to be working well enough by the 2006 UC to present them to the community and have a public conversation about the subject.

If you're interested in attending this presentation, please …

one of my co-workers gave me some good advice.

Keep track of changes you make to your config files with rcs.

Go GNU.

Finding your Independent Data Path:

dbmcli ?d -u , dbm_getpath IndepDataPath

Finding your Run Directory
dbmcli ?d -u , param_directget RUNDIRECTORY