Help on MySql Dump on Linux Fedora 2
New Server Info :
Fedora 2
MySql: 3.23.58
phpmyadmin: 2.8.0.2
more info on the server of the site
• Fedora Core 2.0
• Kernel 2.6.10-1.771_FC2
• Apache 2.0.51-2.9
• PHP 4.3.10-2.4
• MySQL 3.23.58-16
• BIND 9.2.3-13
• SendMail 8.12.11-4.6
• Perl 3:5.8.3-18
• OpenSSH 3.6.1p2-34
• Access by SSH/Telnet
more info
• Intel Pentium 3 667mhz (or better)
• 256Mb RAM
• 20GB Hard Disk Space
• 1 Dedicated IP Address
• 1000Gb Transfer
Old Server Info:
Server Type: winnt
webserver: cgi-fcgi
MySql Version:4.024-nt-max
phpmyadmin: 2.5.6
Where are you hitting the 2mb limit?
Dumping the database , the 2 mb limit is in phpmyadmin
mysql -u user -p pass database_db then i check database with phpmyadmin but it still dosn't show it also i am using older version of mysql 3.23.58
Where are you hitting the 2mb limit?
mysql -u user -p pass database_db then i check database with phpmyadmin but it still dosn't show it also i am using older version of mysql 3.23.58
I thought you was asking for help dumping a DB, that command is for importing a DB. I see you missed a space after the <, but could of been a typo in your post.
Dumping a DB
mysqldump --opt -u username -p dbname > /path/to/save/db.sql
Importing a DB
mysql -u username -p dbname < /path/to/file/db.sql
I dont think ive ever seen a host set a 2mb limit on a dump or import thru myphpadmin, but who knows now a days. :eek:
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