I had problems on my systems in January with the MySQL MyODBC driver version 3.51.10, and I ended up rolling back to version 3.51.09, as I posted to the Fox Wiki here, the Leafe.com ProFox forums here and the MySQL Forums here. Remarkably, I didn't blog it also, but I was busy.
The good news is that the new driver, version 3.51.11-1, seems to fix the problem. Rolling back to the old driver also required additional work to use a weaker password technique, so this is a welcome fix!
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Twenty minutes later and I'm logged in to my new install - no GUI as this is a pure server box... and 10 minutes later my system is completely up to date... and about an hour later I have myself the beginnings of a killer server. And I still haven't had to compile a single thing. This is really sweet, the best experience I've had yet getting a server up and running.
The Central New Hampshire Linux User Group (CentraLUG) holds free meetings that educate computer hobbyists and professionals alike about Linux, Open Source Software and Linux-related technologies. The monthly meeting will be held on April 4th at the New Hampshire Technical Institute Library in Concord, room 146 from 7 pm to 9 pm. Meetings are open to the public. Details and directions at http://www.centralug.org.
This month, Bill Sconce will debrief his trip to Washington DC and report on Python Conference happenings and prognostications: new projects, show-and-tell, an outlook for Python 3.0, one difference between Python and Perl and more! Ed Lawson will present Scribus, an Open Source desktop publishing system. An open question and answer session will be held -- bring your Linux questions!
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