SolidDB is free & open source
expire_logs_days
SolidDB is free & open source
expire_logs_days
SolidDB is free & open source
expire_logs_days
This script reads standard input and will send out e-mail to specified recipients. It is exceedingly good for piping commands to, particularly within cron or at.
Change the first line to your location of perl, and change the location of the sendmail binary if it’s not /usr/lib/sendmail.
Run mailif -H to see all the options. I have no idea who originally wrote this script. The only reference I can find on the web is:
http://sage-web.sage.org/mailarchive/sage-members-archive/2003/msg01357.html
The script can be copied and pasted from there.
SolidDB is free & open source
expire_logs_days
SolidDB is free & open source
expire_logs_days
This script reads standard input and will send out e-mail to specified recipients. It is exceedingly good for piping commands to, particularly within cron or at.
Change the first line to your location of perl, and change the location of the sendmail binary if it’s not /usr/lib/sendmail.
Run mailif -H to see all the options. I have no idea who originally wrote this script. The only reference I can find on the web is:
http://sage-web.sage.org/mailarchive/sage-members-archive/2003/msg01357.html
The script can be copied and pasted from there.
SolidDB is free & open source
expire_logs_days
This script reads standard input and will send out e-mail to specified recipients. It is exceedingly good for piping commands to, particularly within cron or at.
Change the first line to your location of perl, and change the location of the sendmail binary if it’s not /usr/lib/sendmail.
Run mailif -H to see all the options. I have no idea who originally wrote this script. The only reference I can find on the web is:
http://sage-web.sage.org/mailarchive/sage-members-archive/2003/msg01357.html
The script can be copied and pasted from there.
I did it!
Well, case there are 32 people plus myself interested in a Boston MySQL meetup.
So I did it:
Please join if you’re interested. (feel free to link, pass on, etc).
SolidDB is free & open source
expire_logs_days
SolidDB is free & open source
expire_logs_days
This script reads standard input and will send out e-mail to specified recipients. It is exceedingly good for piping commands to, particularly within cron or at.
Change the first line to your location of perl, and change the location of the sendmail binary if it’s not /usr/lib/sendmail.
Run mailif -H to see all the options. I have no idea who originally wrote this script. The only reference I can find on the web is:
http://sage-web.sage.org/mailarchive/sage-members-archive/2003/msg01357.html
The script can be copied and pasted from there.
SolidDB is free & open source
expire_logs_days
This script reads standard input and will send out e-mail to specified recipients. It is exceedingly good for piping commands to, particularly within cron or at.
Change the first line to your location of perl, and change the location of the sendmail binary if it’s not /usr/lib/sendmail.
Run mailif -H to see all the options. I have no idea who originally wrote this script. The only reference I can find on the web is:
http://sage-web.sage.org/mailarchive/sage-members-archive/2003/msg01357.html
The script can be copied and pasted from there.
I did it!
Well, case there are 32 people plus myself interested in a Boston MySQL meetup.
So I did it:
Please join if you’re interested. (feel free to link, pass on, etc).
SolidDB is free & open source
expire_logs_days
This script reads standard input and will send out e-mail to specified recipients. It is exceedingly good for piping commands to, particularly within cron or at.
Change the first line to your location of perl, and change the location of the sendmail binary if it’s not /usr/lib/sendmail.
Run mailif -H to see all the options. I have no idea who originally wrote this script. The only reference I can find on the web is:
http://sage-web.sage.org/mailarchive/sage-members-archive/2003/msg01357.html
The script can be copied and pasted from there.
I did it!
Well, case there are 32 people plus myself interested in a Boston MySQL meetup.
So I did it:
Please join if you’re interested. (feel free to link, pass on, etc).
While reading at first I thought by “add to set” they meant “add to the definition set”. Wouldn’t it be great to have an easy command to alter the table and change the enum or set definitions? Is there something like that?