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I’m finally switching to a Macbook Pro as my personal computer after a few months of using one at work. Local development on OSX is a lot easier and bug-free than on a Windows computer.
I started a gist with what I did for setup:
Important tips:
to open applications quickly, command + space and type the application name
mac doesn't have an address bar in finder, you need to use command + shift + g to type a directory path
mac doesn't have "snap window to screen" like windows does, you need to install moom for this
activity monitor = task manager
brew install = apt get install (you'll need to install brew)
use command + tilde to switch between windows for the same application
Setup:
Upgrade MacOS to newest through the app store if you haven't already
Download error on https://pypi.python.org/simple/pip/: unknown url type: https -- Some packages may not be found!
ImportError: cannot import name HTTPSHandler
I was trying to install pip in cygwin when this happened. Searches say openssl-devel needed to be installed, but it already was. Apparently python was compiled without ssl support.
My solution was to install cygwin-x86 instead of the 64x one.
The following can be used in cron or run with & at the end of the command:
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"0 5 * * 1 docker run --rm --name=mycontainer ubuntu:13.10 /opt/bin/job" The above command is an example of how "docker run" would be used in crontab to run once every week at 5am.
--rm will delete the container once the job is finished running
--name will name the container and prevent duplicate jobs from running
You don't need to use "&" at the end, because crons already run in the background.
Looking at "SHOW PROCESSLIST" and it looks like your queries are running individually instead of in batches like you sent?
This happens because MySQL runs each update statement individually, but you should still be able to see the batches when the queries are in the "init" state.
Use this query to see the batched queries: SELECT * FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.PROCESSLIST where state="init";