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  1. smoker616

    Read data from the web

    I am running Mandrake linux and I have libcurl2-7.10.3 installed on it. I want to use the curl functions to read a html file from the web into a string. I currently have this #include <stdio.h> #include <curl/curl.h> int main(void) { CURL *curl; CURLcode res; curl =...
  2. smoker616

    Cant find installation directory

    i installed mysql using an rpm for the client and server but i cant find where everything is installed to in the documentation it keeps telling me to go to the installation directory and go to the scripts folder and run various scripts i did a file search and i cant find it. Im running...
  3. smoker616

    Running but wont shut down.

    I am running mandrake 9.1 and have apache 2 installed. I modified the config files and tried to start it with apachectl but it wouldnt start. I then tried to start it with ./httpd and it looks like its running because i can access htdocs through my web browser at 0.0.0.0:80 However when i...
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    internal result pointer

    I want to set back the internal result pointer from a mysql_query by one. I looked at the code behind mysql_data_seek and it seems that when you do a select in a mysql_query it returns a linked list of some sort. when you call mysql_data_seek it traverses the linked list x times where x is the...
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    compare data within a column

    Ok first of i would like to do this with out a temporary table but if thats the only way then i'll survive. I have single column table of integers. I want to compare one part of the column with a different part and return every match that it has in common. So lets say i have the column 1 3 6...

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