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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Viewing files of another unix server (in a folder) Post 302080743 by Djaunl on Thursday 20th of July 2006 09:59:19 AM
Old 07-20-2006
man biod came up with nothing. man nfds worked, but I don't really know what it is talking about. As for remsh, I don't get that either. I'm completely new to Unix. DO you think perhaps you could explain these commands to me?

I should have mentioned this earlier, but I do not have physical access to Comp2. I can log on remotely, but I can't get to the actual computer.
 

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NAME
Jifty::Plugin::SQLQueries - Inspect your application's SQL queries DESCRIPTION
This plugin will log each SQL query, its duration, its bind parameters, and its stack trace. Such reports are available at: http://your.app/__jifty/admin/requests USAGE
Add the following to your site_config.yml framework: Plugins: - SQLQueries: {} You can turn on and off the stacktrace, as well as an "EXPLAIN" of each query, using options to the plugin: framework: Plugins: - SQLQueries: stacktrace: 0 explain: 1 The plugin defaults to logging the stack trace, but not the explain. METHODS
init Sets up a "post_init" hook. inspect_before_request Clears the query log so we don't log any unrelated previous queries. inspect_after_request Stash the query log. inspect_render_summary Display how many queries and their total time. inspect_render_analysis Render a template with all the detailed information. post_init Tells Jifty::DBI to log queries in a way that records stack traces. prereq_plugins This plugin depends on Jifty::Plugin::RequestInspector. COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright 2007-2010 Best Practical Solutions This is free software and may be modified and distributed under the same terms as Perl itself. perl v5.14.2 2010-12-10 Jifty::Plugin::SQLQueries(3pm)
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