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then cast command in MySQL CLI “show databases” and you should get your migrated databases showing… 🙂.after changing the datadir, at Services window (services.msc) start again your MySQL.at “C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.5” - edit the my.ini and change the datadir value to your new MySQL data folder which is “C:/MySQLData/”.go to RUN and type services.msc and stop MySQL service.

copy all files from “C:\Users\All Users\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.5\data” to “C:\MySQLData”.

I found a solution from and here’s the step (I slightly modified the step since i have different problem…) When I copied all my databases from data folder from my old computer and paste it to my new PC at “C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.5\Data”, and restart the MySQL, I can’t see my databases. I bought new computer and want to transfer my databases from my old PC (using winXP) to new PC which is using windows 7. This entry was posted in Administration, Linux System Administration, Operating Systems and tagged apache, limit bandwidth, mod_cband on Jby Camilo III Lozano. You can use the following units in the mod_cband directives:

CBandExceededURL - if bandwidth exceeded, redirect to the specified URL.

CBandScoreboard /var/www/scoreboard - scoreboard location.

CBandExceededSpeed 128 5 15 - Bandwidth speed limit at 128kbps, 5 request/s and max of 15 connections.

CBandLimit 500M - 500MB max bandwidth limit.

Max bandwidth speed is 50kb/s, max 3 requests/s and max 3 connections

CBandRemoteSpeed 50kb/s 3 3 - Individual apache performance.

Max bandwidth speed is 1024bits per secs.

CBandSpeed 1024 10 30 - Overall apache performance.

You can check the status of certain vhost by accessing the URL: Next is add a “scoreboard” mkdir /var/as my vhost) conf.d]# cat ĬustomLog logs/-access_log conf.d]#Īfter you created the vhost file, restart your apache. Then add the code below at nf then save and restart apache. LoadModule cband_module /usr/lib/httpd/modules/mod_cband.so To check if successfully installed, type just like below and must have same result: ~]# cat /etc/httpd/conf/nf | grep mod_cband.so

Download “mod_cband” from or direct download link at.Install Apache Development libraries by casting “yum -y install apache-devel”.So, here’s what you will do… Assume you already installed the Apache. In my case, I am using Centos 5.5 and Apache 2.2.3 + mod_cband 0.9.7.5. This method is good for file-sharing website and for hosting servers. I’ve been experimenting on how I can limit the download speed via Apache configuration.