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    Data Retrieval - Sundry Formats

    in PHP

    Posted

    BACKGROUND: Between one and two moons ago I inquired about a strategy for speeding up my Matomo processing time, whereupon both Funce and Dsonesuk provided excellent insight in this regard.  I am now on the verge of  setting up a CRON Job to perform scheduled calls to the Matomo data base.  Before implementing the scheduler, however, I must be clear about the format that I am to use to handle the data.  As I am provided with a variety of formats, I decided to explore those that I thought would be useful before deciding on one.  To my dismay I am overwhelmed with what I discovered. 

    Both of the following responses represent the first few lines of the same cURL request.  The only change when making these requests was the indicated formats.  The problem is that I have no idea how to handle data in these formats.

    PHP 

    a:100:{
	i:0;a:96:{
		s:6:"idSite";i:1;
		s:7:"idVisit";i:914;

    XML 

    1 914 205.175.107.119 ... action http://www.grammarcaptive.com/podcast_hostpage.php?hash=30a6836a3f7c5fc57751a61098e5c2fc&podcast_no=92 Grammar Captive Weekly Podcasts 14

wYBSoJ Nov 14, 2018 08:47:46 25338 25 25s 1824 1.82s 1 1542185266 action https://www.grammarcaptive.com/overview.html Grammar Captive Overview 6 

CLxGe9 Nov 14, 2018 08:48:11 25339 1 1s 2419 2.42s 2 1542185291 action http://grammarcaptive.com/_gates/gate1/gate1.html Gate One - What Makes Grammar Captive Different 33 

aXaszd Nov 14, 2018 08:48:12 25340 0 0s 262 0.26s 3 1542185292 action https://www.grammarcaptive.com/_gates/gate3/gate3.html Gate Three - Is Grammar Captive for You? 50

    The three dots (...) represent sensitive data values.  The indendation and line spacing was added by me.

    Although the first set of data resembles very closely that of JSON, the second set of data is completely lacking in the metadata required to understand what is being returned.  Unfortunately, I have no idea how to handle either in the given formats.

    Please advise.

    Roddy

     

    header info query

    in PHP

    Posted · Edited by iwato

    Here is what I obtain 

    0: HTTP/1.0 301 Moved Permanently
1: Date: Sun, 11 Nov 2018 22:52:03 GMT
2: Strict-Transport-Security: max-age=31536000
3: Via: http/1.1 media-router-fp1002.prod.media.ne1.yahoo.com (ApacheTrafficServer [c s f ])
4: Server: ATS
5: Cache-Control: no-store, no-cache
6: Content-Type: text/html
7: Content-Language: en
8: Connection: keep-alive
9: X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN
10: Expect-CT: max-age=31536000, report-uri="http://csp.yahoo.com/beacon/csp?src=yahoocom-expect-ct-report-only"
11: Location: https://www.yahoo.com/
12: Content-Length: 8
13: HTTP/1.0 200 OK
14: Cache-Control: no-store, no-cache, max-age=0, private
15: Content-Encoding: gzip
16: Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
17: Date: Sun, 11 Nov 2018 22:48:04 GMT
18: Server: ATS
19: x-amz-server-side-encryption: AES256
20: Age: 239
21: Via: https/1.1 media-ncache-fp29.prod.media.gq1.yahoo.com (ApacheTrafficServer [cMsSf ]), http/1.1 media-ncache-fp29.prod.media.gq1.yahoo.com (ApacheTrafficServer [cSsSfU]), http/1.1 media-ncache-fp29.prod.media.gq1.yahoo.com (ApacheTrafficServer [cRs f ]), http/1.1 media-ncache-fp34.prod.media.gq1.yahoo.com (ApacheTrafficServer [cMsSf ]), http/1.1 media-router-fp1009.prod.media.gq1.yahoo.com (ApacheTrafficServer [cMsSf ])
22: Content-Length: 226066
23: P3P: policyref="http://info.yahoo.com/w3c/p3p.xml, CP="CAO DSP COR CUR ADM DEV TAI PSA PSD IVAi IVDi CONi TELo OTPi OUR DELi SAMi OTRi UNRi PUBi IND PHY ONL UNI PUR FIN COM NAV INT DEM CNT STA POL HEA PRE LOC GOV
24: Expires: -1
25: Strict-Transport-Security: max-age=31536000
26: Content-Security-Policy: sandbox allow-forms allow-same-origin allow-scripts allow-popups allow-popups-to-escape-sandbox allow-presentation; report-uri https://csp.yahoo.com/beacon/csp?src=ats&site=frontpage®ion=US&lang=en-US&device=&yrid=dfh5u61duhckj&partner=;
27: X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN
28: X-XSS-Protection: 1; report="https://csp.yahoo.com/beacon/csp?src=fp-hpkp-www"
29: Expect-CT: max-age=31536000, report-uri="http://csp.yahoo.com/beacon/csp?src=yahoocom-expect-ct-report-only"

    when I run 

    $url = 'https://yahoo.com';
$output = get_headers($url);
foreach ($output as $key => $value) {
    echo $key . ': ' . $value . '<br />';
}

    Note:  

    X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN

    Roddy

     

     

    Randomly Select a Pre-determined Number of Elments of an Array without Duplication

    in JavaScript

    Posted

    CONCERN:  The following function does what it is suppose to do -- namely, select at random and without duplication a given number of elements from an array of elements.  However, I fear that it is hopelessly awkward and would like your professional assessment of its construction.  You will likely not find another like it on the internet, but parts of it were obtained therefrom. 

    function selectCubes(gates) {
    function onlyUnique(value, index, self) { 
        return self.indexOf(value) === index;
    }
    var cubes = ['cube_one', 'cube_two', 'cube_three', 'cube_four', 'cube_five', 'cube_six', 'cube_seven'];
    var selectedCubes = [];
    var filteredCubes = [];
    var n = 0;
    while (n < gates) {
        selectedCube = cubes[Math.floor(Math.random()*cubes.length)];
        selectedCubes.push(selectedCube);
        if (filteredCubes.length < gates) {
            var filteredCubes = selectedCubes.filter(onlyUnique);
            n++;
        }
    }
    return filteredCubes;
}
console.log('selectCubes(3):' + selectCubes(3));

    Please comment and have a great weekend!

    Roddy

    A Flexible PHPMailer Factory Class with Traits

    in PHP

    Posted

    Quote

    If you are going to include retrieving of input, validation, sanitization of those inputs and able to include a html layout tmplate that included those inputs which usually comes with sending email through a form etc that would be more useful.

     

    This has already been achieved elsewhere, separately and differently, for each case.

     

    Quote

    What you are doing seems to me is putting the PHPmailer class within another class that fills the required data required using parent class variables which you can do manually filling 5 lines.

    I am sure that the five lines of code of which you speak are included in the code that I have described above, else the code would not perform its most essential task.  These lines of code, however, are hardly the purpose of my having gone through the trouble of writing the code.

    This said, do you find any errors in that what I have presented beyond those which Funce has already addressed?

    Roddy

     

    A Flexible PHPMailer Factory Class with Traits

    in PHP

    Posted

    Ingolme,  I hope to correspond with my visitors in a variety of ways, and I find the language of PHPMailer awkward and confusing.  I am trying to rewrite it in a way that I can understand quickly what is going on and make changes without a lot of research each and every time that I need to modify it.

    If the above can eventually be made to work, then I am very comfortable with the new structure.

    Where for example do you think the trait 

    use  SmtpServerConfig;

    should be entered? I have entered it in two places, and it likely needs to be entered only once.

    Roddy

     

    A Flexible PHPMailer Factory Class with Traits

    in PHP

    Posted

    Thank you, Funce.

    Both of those were silly errors on my part.

    I have been a little overwhelmed with this entire task, and if this is all the errors  that can be found, then I will be most elated.

    Already you have earned a trophy.  Simply I have not added it yet out of fear that everyone will stop looking for more holes to poke. :-)

    Roddy

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    A Flexible PHPMailer Factory Class with Traits

    in PHP

    Posted

    OK.  I have tried to follow your factory design model as best as I could.  Does the following look like it might have a chance of successful execution?

    Please pay careful attention to the use of the include and require_once commands, the $this variable,  visibility issues, class hierarchy, trait insertion, and the overall effective strategy.  And, please, if I have omitted anything or become redundant in some manner, bring it to my attention.

    NOTES:

    1. The three dots indicate that information must be entered.
    2. The double hash marks represent omitted files or lines of code that will be added later.

    The CODE 

    /*********************************************/
./global.init.php
<?php
	error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_STRICT);
	ini_set('error_log', __DIR__ . '/error.log');
	
	include './php_mailer/PHPMailerAutoload.php';
	include './classes/trait.smtpserver_config.php';
	include './classes/php_mailer/phpmailer_abstract.php';
	include './classes/class.phpmailer_newsletter_config.php';

// 	include './classes/class.phpmailer_verification_config.php':
// 	include './classes/class.phpmailer_confirmation_config.php';	

	include './classes/class.phpmailer_factory.php';
?>

/*********************************************/
trait.smtpserver_config.php
<?php
	trait SmtpServerConfig {
		static $smtp_server = '';
		static $smtp_port = '';
	}
?>

/*********************************************/
class.phpmailer_abstract.php
<?php

    class PHPMailerAbstract extends PHPMailer {
    		
		use SmtpServerConfig;

		protected $charset = '';
		
		protected $smtp_debug = 0;
		protected $smtp_output = 'html';
		protected $smtp_auth = 'true';
   	
    	public function __construct($username, $email, $charset='UTF-8', $debug=0) {
			parent::__construct()
			
			$this->addAddress($email, $username);
			$this->CharSet = $this->charset;

			$this->Host = self::hostserver;
			$this->Port = self::smpt_port;

			$this->isSMTP();

			$this->SMTPDebug = $this->smtp_debug;
			$this->Debugoutput = $this->smtp_output;
			$this->SMTPAuth = $this->smtp_auth;

			$this->Username = $this->email_account_name;
			$this->Password = $this->email_account_pswd;
			
			$this->setFrom($this->sender_addr, $this->sender_name);		
			$this->addReplyTo($this->replyto_addr, $this->replyto_name);

			$this->Subject = $this->subject;
			$this->msgHTML($this->html_message);
			$this->AltBody = $this->alt_message;
		}
		
		public function set_charset($charset) {
			$this->charset = $charset;
		}
		
		public function get_charset() {
			return $this->charset;
		}
	}
?>

/*********************************************/
class.phpmailer_newsletter.php
<?php
	class PHPMailerNewsletter extends PHPMailerAbstract {
		use  SmtpServerConfig;

		private $email_account_name = '...';
		private $email_account_pswd = '...'}
				
		private $sender_addr = '...';
		private $sender_name = '...';
		private $replyto_addr = '...';
		private $replyto_name = '...';

		private $subject = '...';
		private $html_message = '...';
		private $alt_message = '...';
		
		public function set_letter_contents($subject, $html_message, $alt_message) {
			$this->Subject = $subject;
			$this->msgHTML($html_message);
			$this->AltBody = $alt_message;
		}
	}	
?>

/*********************************************/
class.phpmailer_factory.php';
<?php
	class PHPMailerFactory {
		public static function create($use_type, $username, $email, $charset='UTF-8', $debug=0) {
			switch ($use_type) {
				case 'newsletter': 
				return new PHPMailerNewsletter($username, $email, $charset, $debug);
// 				case 'verification':
// 				return new PHPMailerVerification($username, $email, $charset, $debug);
// 				case 'confirmation':
// 				return new PHPMailerConfirmation($username, $email, $charset, $debug);
				default: 
				throw new Exception('Invalid PHPMailer type.');
			}
		}
	}
?>

     SAMPLE IMPLEMENTATION 

    <?php
	$username = '...';
	$email = '...';
	$subject = '...';
	$html_message = '...';
	$alt_message = '...'; 

	require_once = global.init.php
	$newsletter = new PHPMailerFactory('newsletter', $username, $email);
	$newsletter->set_letter_contents($subject, $html_message, $alt_message); 
	$newsletter->send();
?>

    Roddy

    how make many id in one getElementById

    in JavaScript

    Posted

    Then too, you could use jQuery, it will do the counting for you. 

    document.getElementById("Test1").value = Dotoff;
document.getElementById("Test2").value = Dotoff;
document.getElementById("Test3").value = Dotoff;

    <element1 class='test'></element1>
    <element2 class='test'></element2>
    <element3 class='test'></element3>

    $('.test').val('Dotoff');

    Roddy

    GreenSock AP - Parameter Specification

    in JavaScript

    Posted

    BACKGROUND:  I have recently discovered GreenSock AP that is an interesting blend of Javascript and CSS for the purpose of producing animation.  Like all new such discoveries I spend a lot of time exploring before I begin coding, and as a result learn a lot of new code and make more robust what I already know.  In particular, I am curious about the value of the y parameter in the following .from() tween specification. 

    TweenLite.from($box, 1, {y: '-=40', autoAlpha: 0, ease:Power4.easeInOut});

    Now, $box refers to a jQuery object where $box = $('#box') and #box refers to a div whose id attribute has been set to box.

    QUESTIONS:

    1) In the absence of the tween could the expression y: '-=40' be rewritten as box.y = '-=40'; 

    box.y = '-=40';

    2) When the tween is invoked there is a downward vertical displacement of the object.  The statement appears to set the starting position of the tween 40 pixels higher than its final position.  In discursive English what exactly does the expression '-=40' say?  I am baffled by the -= syntax.

    Roddy

    Installing MeCab

    in SQL

    Posted · Edited by iwato

    Please ignore this question.  I just discovered the source of my problem.  I was not logging in at the top of folder hierarchy.

    Yes, that was it.  Will it, however, overcome the problem that I am having accessing my hostserver?

    Write now I am working with both BBEdit and FETCH, but am limited in my ability to access those folders closest to my root. 

    Roddy

    Installing MeCab

    in SQL

    Posted

    Thank you.  Yes, really that was all that I was asking.

    Now, I recall sometime back that you recommended a terminal editor that would not cost me and arm and leg in learning costs.  What was it again, please?

    Roddy

    Installing MeCab

    in SQL

    Posted

    Firstly, thank you for your response.

    Now, I understand what an environmental variable is.  Unfortunately, the environmental variable MYSQL_HOME is not defined for my system.  The MySQL statements mysqladmin global variables and mysqladmin variables show no variable with the name MYSQL_HOME, and the list for each statement is quite long.

    Please consider carefully the following and advise again: 

     The Absolute Path to the mecabrc File is:
/usr/lib64/mysql/mecab/etc/mecabrc

The Absolute Path to the MySQL Application is:
/usr/bin/mysql

What I want to know is how to fill in MYSQL_HOME in the phrase

    MYSQL_HOME/lib/mecab/etc/mecabrc

as designated by the following MySQL directive:

    /usr/bin/mysql_config_editor loose-mecab-rc-file=MYSQL_HOME/lib/mecab /etc/mecabrc

Could you write the phrase based upon what is given?

    Roddy

     

    Installing MeCab

    in SQL

    Posted

    The Absolute Path to the mecabrc File is:
    /usr/lib64/mysql/mecab/etc/mecabrc

    The Absolute Path to the MySQL Application is:
    /usr/bin/mysql

    What I want to know is how to fill in MYSQL_HOME in the phrase

        MYSQL_HOME/lib/mecab/etc/mecabrc

    as designated by the following MySQL directive:

        /usr/bin/mysql_config_editor loose-mecab-rc-file=MYSQL_HOME/lib/mecab /etc/mecabrc

    Could you write the phrase based upon what is given?


    Roddy

    A Flexible PHPMailer Factory Class with Traits

    in PHP

    Posted · Edited by iwato

    I don't get it.  Please, if you would, give me one example as how to get from 

    	if ($this->use = 'newsletter') {
			use PHPMailerNewsletterConfig;
		} else if ($this->use = 'verification') {
			use PHPMailerVerifyConfig;
		} else if ($this->use = 'confirmation') {
			use PHPMailerConfirmConfig;
		} else {
			die('Please designate an appropriate trait');
		}
	}

    to what it is that you are describing.

    Roddy

    Installing MeCab

    in SQL

    Posted

    Quote

    Otherwise, if you want to replace it with an actual path, then figure out the installation path and use that. 

    Installation path?

    I think in terms of relative and absolute paths.  What exactly do you mean by installation path?

    In any case, the problem in utmost clarity is the following: 

    The Absolute Path to the mecabrc File is:
/usr/lib64/mysql/mecab/etc/mecabrc

The Absolute Path to the MySQL Application is:
/usr/bin/mysql 

What I want to know is how to fill in MYSQL_HOME in the phrase

	MYSQL_HOME/lib/mecab/etc/mecabrc

as designated by the following MySQL directive:

	/usr/bin/mysql_config_editor loose-mecab-rc-file=MYSQL_HOME/lib/mecab/etc/mecabrc

    Roddy

    A Flexible PHPMailer Factory Class with Traits

    in PHP

    Posted · Edited by iwato

    OK.  So, I have verified what you stated, but I am not very happy with your remedy, for the whole purpose of my design was to eliminate having to create new variable names for each set of mailing uses, on the one hand, and not have to enter each and every value for each and every use as an argument of a constructor function on the other. 

    What if I were to enter the values as elements of a unique array -- one for each use -- via the constructor function.  In this way I could still use the same variable names for all uses, but perform the logic within the constructor function.

    How then would I access the arrays?  Could I include a path to each via the global.init.php file?  How would this work?

    Roddy

    Installing MeCab

    in SQL

    Posted

    Quote

    I would guess that MYSQL_HOME is an environment variable, otherwise it's the location where MySQL is installed. 

    And, if it is the location, how would you write it relative to /usr/bin/mysql?  Or, would you use an absolute URL?  Or, does it even make a difference?

    Also, I have chosen to use the mysql_config_editor, because I am not permitted to enter the required directories with my usual editing software.  Moreover, I do not want to learn still another Terminal editor; they are simply cumbersome and so infrequently used.  I would venture to guess that this is the reason mysql_config_editor was created.

    Roddy

    A Flexible PHPMailer Factory Class with Traits

    in PHP

    Posted

    Certainly not without the required data.  For the moment I am only concerned about the overall concept. With the exception of my if-else statements I have adhered very closely to the manual's restrictions with regard to the use of traits.  There was no example for my use of the if-else statements.  This I invented on my own.

    As far as I can tell, the trait is little more than a code-assisted cut-and-paste -- well, this is least how it has been interpreted by several PHP manual contributors.  It is not a precise analogy, because traits have class-like stand alone functionality, as well.

    Roddy

    A Flexible PHPMailer Factory Class with Traits

    in PHP

    Posted

    BACKGROUND:  After a careful study of the use of traits I have come up with the following schema for PHPMailer factory class to cover a large variety of circumstances. 

    ./global.init.php
<?php
	error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_STRICT);
	ini_set('error_log', __DIR__ . '/error.log');
	
	include './php_mailer/PHPMailerAutoload.php';
	include './classes/class.phpmailer_factory.php';
	include './classes/trait.smtpserver_config.php';
	include './classes/trait.phpmailer_newsletter_config.php';

	include './classes/trait.phpmailer_verification_config.php':
	include './classes/trait.phpmailer_confirmation_config.php';	
?>

trait.smtpserver_config.php
<?php
	trait SmtpServerConfig {
		static $smtp_server = '';
		static $smtp_port = '';
	}
?>

trait.phpmailer_newsletter_config.php
<?php
	trait PHPMailerNewsletterConfig {
		use  SmtpServerConfig;

		private $email_account_name = '...';
		private $email_account_pswd = '...'}
				
		private $sender_addr = '...';
		private $sender_name = '...';
		private $replyto_addr = '...';
		private $replyto_name = '...';

		private $subject = '...';
		private $html_message = '...';
		private $alt_message = '...';
		
		public function set_letter_contents($subject, $html_message, $alt_message) {
			$this->Subject = $subject;
			$this->msgHTML($html_message);
			$this->AltBody = $alt_message;
		}
	}	
?>

class.phpmailer_factory.php
<?php
    class PHPMailerFactory extends PHPMailer {
    
    	error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_STRICT);
		ini_set('error_log', __DIR__ . '/error.log');
		
		use SmtpServerConfig;
		private $use = '';
		
		if ($this->use = 'newsletter') {
			use PHPMailerNewsletterConfig;
		} else if ($this->use = 'verification') {
			use PHPMailerVerifyConfig;
		} else if ($this->use = 'confirmation') {
			use PHPMailerConfirmConfig;
		} else {
			die('Please designate an appropriate trait');
		}
		
		private $charset = '';
		
		private $smtp_debug = 0;
		private $smtp_output = 'html';
		private $smtp_auth = 'true';

    	
    	public function __construct($use, $username, $email, $charset='UTF-8', $debug=0) {
			parent::__construct()

			$this->use = $use;
			
			$this->addAddress($email, $username);
			$this->CharSet = $this->charset;

			$this->Host = self::hostserver;
			$this->Port = self::smpt_port;

			$this->isSMTP();

			$this->SMTPDebug = $this->smtp_debug;
			$this->Debugoutput = $this->smtp_output;
			$this->SMTPAuth = $this->smtp_auth;

			$this->Username = $this->email_account_name;
			$this->Password = $this->email_account_pswd;
			
			$this->setFrom($this->sender_addr, $this->sender_name);		
			$this->addReplyTo($this->replyto_addr, $this->replyto_name);

			$this->Subject = $this->subject;
			$this->msgHTML($this->html_message);
			$this->AltBody = $this->alt_message;
		}
		
		public function set_charset($charset) {
			$this->charset = $charset;
		}
		
		public function get_charset() {
			return $this->charset;
		}

	}
?>

    Please comment on its efficacy.  Your criticism and praise are both welcome.

    Roddy

    Installing MeCab

    in SQL

    Posted

    Much research and exploration later I believe that all I really have to do is connect the dots.  In 

    https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/fulltext-search-mecab.html

    I am told

    Quote

    In the MySQL configuration file, set the mecab_rc_file configuration option to the location of the mecabrc configuration file, which is the configuration file for MeCab. If you are using the MeCab package distributed with MySQL, the mecabrc file is located in MYSQL_HOME/lib/mecab/etc/.

    Now, I have discovered the location of mecabrc 

    /usr/lib64/mysql/mecab/etc/mecabrc

    Also, I have found something called 

    /usr/bin/mysql_config_editor

    This program is in the same folder as mysql and the mysql_config and mysql_config-64 files

    Further, I have been told

    Quote

    In the MySQL configuration file, set the mecab_rc_file configuration option to the location of the mecabrc configuration file, which is the configuration file for MeCab. If you are using the MeCab package distributed with MySQL, the mecabrc file is located in MYSQL_HOME/lib/mecab/etc/.

                [mysqld]
                loose-mecab-rc-file=MYSQL_HOME/lib/mecab/etc/mecabrc

    Further, the help manual to the mysql_config_editor provides the following 

    MySQL Configuration Utility.
    Usage: mysql_config_editor [program options] [command [command options]]
    -#, --debug[=#]     This is a non-debug version. Catch this and exit.
    -?, --help          Display this help and exit.
    -v, --verbose       Write more information.
    -V, --version       Output version information and exit.

    Variables (--variable-name=value)
    and boolean options {FALSE|TRUE}  Value (after reading options)
    --------------------------------- ----------------------------------------
    verbose                           FALSE

    Where command can be any one of the following :
     set [command options]     Sets user name/password/host name/socket/port for a given login path (section).
	 remove [command options]  Remove a login path from the login file.
	 print [command options]   Print all the options for a specified login path.
     reset [command options]   Deletes the contents of the login file.
     help                      Display this usage/help information.

    Now I am inclined to call the mecab_config_editor with the following command, but am unsure how to interpret MYSQL_HOME 

    /usr/bin/mecab_config_editor loose-mecab-rc-file=MYSQL_HOME/lib/mecab/etc/mecabrc

    relative to /usr/bin/mysql

    QUESTION:  How would you write the above mecab_config_editor command?  Or, would you do something completely different?

    Roddy

     

     

    Installing MeCab

    in SQL

    Posted

     

    More multi-tasking

    BACKGROUND:  I discovered the following passage at <https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/fulltext-search-mecab.html> and would like to know clearly what it means

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    You can install mecab and mecab-ipadic using a native package management utility (on Fedora, Debian, and Ubuntu), or you can build mecab and mecab-ipadic from source. For information about installing mecab and mecab-ipadic using a native package management utility, see Installing MeCab From a Binary Distribution (Optional). If you want to build mecab and mecab-ipadic from source, see Building MeCab From Source (Optional)

    The reasons that I do not understand it are several, but the primary results from this discovery within my on system. 

    /usr/lib64/mysql/plugin/libpluginmecab.so
/usr/lib64/mysql/mecab

    The above suggests that MeCab is already installed, does it not?

    However, when I try to alter my current table to accommodate the MeCab functionality, I am rejected with an error that reads MeCab is undefined.

    This suggests that it is not installed.

    Please advise.

    Roddy

     

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