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Do my feet smell?

I can't believe nobody has said Batman or Superman yet ... ! Oooh, Batman!

Do you have VNC installed on the server?

Medicine, but I doubt that would have panned out somehow. Or, I suppose I should really say Welbeck, Sandhurst, somewhere else.

Looks like the OP's school with the "contact me for more details". http://www.moat.leicester.sch.uk/

I have too, enjoy putting them straight though

Looks like a plesk box with that path?

Did this on the main hall 4m by 3m screen an absolute treat. Just be aware the bigger the screen (further away you want to stand) you may need an extended IR bar.

Facepalm

That and Cadbury's fingers I predict this year, buy 1 get 2 free at Morrisons!

That would be a good opportunity for anyone who likes Redhat stuff... If it had been Debian or Gentoo I'd have been more than

Glad you're ok mate, wouldn't the same without you.

It doesn't know your location, it bases it on the registered location of the IP Address.

Tried the brightness adjuster keys on the laptop itself just incase?

All fun and games My gentoo is still on 3.0.12

Webman's a god in his own right when it comes to Zimbra (and other things!).

Yup, with VBoxManage modifyvm VBoxHeadless - Running Virtual Machines With VirtualBox 2.0 On A Headless Ubuntu 8.04 Server | HowtoForge - Linux Howtos and Tutorials Granted its for an older version and I don't have tools at hand to test atm but should point you in the right direction.

Do you want them all in separate files or a single big dump? If a single big dump it's fairly easy with mysqldump! Something like 10 Ways to Automatically & Manually Backup MySQL Database But if you want individual ones you're going to need to get a "list" from show databases; and parse that each time to create them. I use automysqlbackup on linux, not sure if there's a windows equivalent.

Not something I've ever had to do but I would imagine it's a case of being careful and removing stuff that doesn't sound like it's needed. [ubuntu] Uninstall Desktop GUI - Ubuntu Forums

If you don't know I'd imagine it's not which would explain the delays you're seeing. Change /etc/resolv.conf to point to the real nameservers on your network.

If its pointing at itself have you set up a dns server on there with forwarders?

Absolutely, good post there Steve, saves me cutting and splitting by delimiter

DNS is probably the key here if it's during connection. If its laggy during usage how much load is the box under? Check /etc/resolv.conf

Ok, should be pretty straight forward to do this! How is your CSV constructed? EDIT: Just nipping out, will look into this a bit more once I'm back.

Hi there, Couple of ways to do this I suppose, easiest is going to be supplying a batch file to the process. From the command prompt you should be able to do mysql -u root -p < name_of_file.txt In there you'll want the CREATE DATABASE usernamehere; GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON usernamehere.* to usernamehere@localhost identified by 'somerandompassword'; for each person. (obviously changing the privileges if necessary) A quick bit of data manipulation should get you a nasty big list to throw into that file. How are you handling the passwords?