Recent content by MattRK

Well i need to order the records first by thier street address and then by thier house number. so instead of 1 a street 2 c street 3 c street 4 b street it would be: 1 a street 4 b street 2 c street 3 c street -Mr.K

Yes, but what about apartments? lol 106B S. Something st.. It would break 106 away from B S. Something st. :P Oh well. -Mr.K

Well, i ended up just cuting and pasteing. lol. But if i wanted to redo it all, how would i break at the first space in the string? I only have like 2 1/2's. I can just do those by hand. Thanks!! -Matt Keller

I have big database with customer information. There is one address field that contains the house number and the street address. (1212 main st.) Is there a way to seperate the house number (1212) and the street address (main st.) and put them into seperate fields (house_number and...

Thanks for your help. Your probably right. Postfix it self probably didnt do it. I have decided just to make a dedicated mail server. I might go with freebsd or debian. (both of which i have heard good things about) I'm also going to try to impliment mysql in. Everyone says that is the way to go...

Ok, i have a server running mandrake 8 with postfix installed. I use imap instead of pop. Well the other day i decided to check my email, and low and behold, my inbox was empty. My /var/spool/mail/$user file was 0 bytes. Empty. Apparently something deleted it. Or erased it. Does anyone know if...

Yes. What i need to know is if there is a function or a way to extract just the street name, IE: Elm St. Or whatever. Basically anything that isn't a number. If there isnt a way to do this, mabey i could write a macro to extract the numbers and put them into a field of thier own. I havent ever...

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Ok, i havent tried this yet, but just from looking at it, i dont know if it would work. My problem is that i have the address in one field. So the data in that field is 1000 Whatever St. Is: Order by Street_Address,Door_No Specifying those fields? (like do i have to have a Stree_Address and...

Ok, i have a small problem. I want to order fileds by a street address. The address looks like: 1234 Main St. How do i order by street address so that it looks like this: 1111 Main St. 1112 Main St. 1111 Norway St. 1112 Norway St. 1111 Other 1112 Other ETC. -Matt Keller.

Thanks for all your help. I found that KWrite (kde's advanced text editor) has an option to do dos, linux, or mac line endings. So i just chose dos. I also found that textpad can do the same on windows. So i'm good from both ends. Thanks again for your help. -Mr.K

Ok, I have a laptop with a 30 gig drive in it. I partitioned it into 3 different drives. A 5 gig for windows, a 20 gig for sharing, and a 5 gig for linux. The first drive is an ntfs file system, the second (the 20 gig) is a fat32 file system, and the last is whatever linux uses (ext2 I think)...

hahaha, i love answering my own questions. It is in the client it self. Like in leapftp, i just had to change the list command to ls -la. I didnt know you could do that. Lol, i guess ill search the web more often. -Mr.K

No, i dont think you understand. When i am ftp'd into my system via an ftp client (wu-ftp, cuteftp, leapftp, etc.) It only displays regular files. I want it to display all files, including hidden files such as .whatever files. Thanks! -Mr.K

I use wu-ftp. Everything works great. The only thing that bugs me is that it doesnt show hidden files!!! Like .htaccess files and the sort. Is there any way to configure it to show these hidden files? Thanks!!! -Mr.K