Found a link to this group on the HeidiSQL forums. Wondering if there's any news on the progress of this project. And will it be compatible with Ubuntu (and Unity)?
Hi, sadly i have sooo much to do right now that i have only 1 or 2 hours every day for this project. It's making progress, but not as fast as i want it to. I hope i will have more time if i get my holydays in Mai. But currently i have droped some features to i can release the first version faster. the features is droped are DBUS support and Ubuntu One. I think we can add this later.
I am developing on Ubuntu myself, so there is definitiv support for Unity and Gnome3. Greetings Leo
I got an Email where i got asked if i could release the current code. Well, normaly yes, but there is a big bug in it witch needs to be fixed first. I am using Github for all my projects. (Sometimes even Launchpad, but i hate there Bazzar system). So you can see here https://github.com/LeoUnglaub when i am pushing the code.
The current problem (besides my limited time) is the "multi database" connection. In HannaSQL you have everything in a Tab. So you can realy work with 2 or more databases at the same time. But there is my problem. If i have a connection to one database server open, everything is fine. But if i open another connection, my connection handler gets confused and mixes the connection streams to the data is broken. If i release that and someone is trying the current version on a live server, he looses all of his data. And i don't want to give him the change to do that.
So if this is fixed, i will push my current master to github. Thanks for your understanding. Greetings Leo
-- Tomás Schertel ---------------------------------------------- Linux Registered User #304838 Arch Linux User http://www.archlinux.org/ ----------------------------------------------
On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 11:17, Leo Unglaub <leo.ungl...@gmail.com> wrote: > I got an Email where i got asked if i could release the current code. > Well, normaly yes, but there is a big bug in it witch needs to be fixed > first. I am using Github for all my projects. (Sometimes even Launchpad, > but i hate there Bazzar system). So you can see here > https://github.com/LeoUnglaub when i am pushing the code.
> The current problem (besides my limited time) is the "multi database" > connection. In HannaSQL you have everything in a Tab. So you can realy work > with 2 or more databases at the same time. But there is my problem. If i > have a connection to one database server open, everything is fine. But if i > open another connection, my connection handler gets confused and mixes the > connection streams to the data is broken. If i release that and someone is > trying the current version on a live server, he looses all of his data. And > i don't want to give him the change to do that.
> So if this is fixed, i will push my current master to github. > Thanks for your understanding. > Greetings > Leo
On Wednesday, January 25, 2012 11:33:45 AM UTC-2, Tomas Schertel wrote:
> Thanks Leo and sorry for my private message.
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> Tomás Schertel
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> Arch Linux User
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> On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 11:17, Leo Unglaub <leo.ungl...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I got an Email where i got asked if i could release the current code. >> Well, normaly yes, but there is a big bug in it witch needs to be fixed >> first. I am using Github for all my projects. (Sometimes even Launchpad, >> but i hate there Bazzar system). So you can see here >> https://github.com/LeoUnglaub when i am pushing the code.
>> The current problem (besides my limited time) is the "multi database" >> connection. In HannaSQL you have everything in a Tab. So you can realy work >> with 2 or more databases at the same time. But there is my problem. If i >> have a connection to one database server open, everything is fine. But if i >> open another connection, my connection handler gets confused and mixes the >> connection streams to the data is broken. If i release that and someone is >> trying the current version on a live server, he looses all of his data. And >> i don't want to give him the change to do that.
>> So if this is fixed, i will push my current master to github.
>> Thanks for your understanding.
>> Greetings
>> Leo
Hi, i am very sorry i didn't respond for a so long time. Damn Google Groups keeps changing my E-Mail Address in here to my Gmail Address with i normaly never use. So i simplay missed your Email.
There are some great news for you. The tool is still growing and getting better every day. I had to do a lot of rework on the codebase, because i found a big problem in it. You probobly know this problem from HeidiSQL to.
I try to explain. Normaly you connect to MySQL using the port 3306 and work normaly. This is great, but if you get a server from a client whitch don't allow you to use the port 3306, you have a big problem. Only localhost connections are allowed. So now you can't use HeidiSQL and you have to work with phpMyAdmin or something like that. But if you ever have tryed to upload a 10GB sql dump in phpMyAdmin, you know why i hate this tool :)
So Christian had a great idea for fixing that and i can say: Now HannaSQL is able to connect remotly to Servers witch allow only localhost connections. :) Sounds strange? Well, it's simple. If you can't connect remotly to the server, you now can insert ftp data. If you do that, HannaSQL is uploading a short php script, witch simply passes every connections getting via HTTP to the local server instance. So you can work with 99% of all MySQL Servers out there even if you don't have a remote connection. :)
Another big change is, that i HannaSQL works with huge datasets. I tryed to dump a 40 GB MySQL Database and there was no interface freeze. Also importing huse databases works now complete threaded, so there sould be never an interface freeze while working in it.
I hope you like this news and i hope, i will have some code for you soon. Greetings Leo
-- Tomás Schertel ---------------------------------------------- Linux Registered User #304838 Arch Linux User http://www.archlinux.org/ ----------------------------------------------
On Fri, Apr 20, 2012 at 14:32, Leo Unglaub <l...@leo-unglaub.net> wrote: > Hi, > i am very sorry i didn't respond for a so long time. Damn Google Groups > keeps changing my E-Mail Address in here to my Gmail Address with i normaly > never use. So i simplay missed your Email.
> There are some great news for you. > The tool is still growing and getting better every day. I had to do a lot > of rework on the codebase, because i found a big problem in it. You > probobly know this problem from HeidiSQL to.
> I try to explain. Normaly you connect to MySQL using the port 3306 and > work normaly. This is great, but if you get a server from a client whitch > don't allow you to use the port 3306, you have a big problem. Only > localhost connections are allowed. So now you can't use HeidiSQL and you > have to work with phpMyAdmin or something like that. But if you ever have > tryed to upload a 10GB sql dump in phpMyAdmin, you know why i hate this > tool :)
> So Christian had a great idea for fixing that and i can say: Now HannaSQL > is able to connect remotly to Servers witch allow only localhost > connections. :) Sounds strange? Well, it's simple. If you can't connect > remotly to the server, you now can insert ftp data. If you do that, > HannaSQL is uploading a short php script, witch simply passes every > connections getting via HTTP to the local server instance. So you can work > with 99% of all MySQL Servers out there even if you don't have a remote > connection. :)
> Another big change is, that i HannaSQL works with huge datasets. I tryed > to dump a 40 GB MySQL Database and there was no interface freeze. Also > importing huse databases works now complete threaded, so there sould be > never an interface freeze while working in it.
> I hope you like this news and i hope, i will have some code for you soon. > Greetings > Leo
On Friday, 20 April 2012 18:32:59 UTC+1, Leo Unglaub wrote:
> Hi, > i am very sorry i didn't respond for a so long time. Damn Google Groups > keeps changing my E-Mail Address in here to my Gmail Address with i normaly > never use. So i simplay missed your Email.
> There are some great news for you. > The tool is still growing and getting better every day. I had to do a lot > of rework on the codebase, because i found a big problem in it. You > probobly know this problem from HeidiSQL to.
> I try to explain. Normaly you connect to MySQL using the port 3306 and > work normaly. This is great, but if you get a server from a client whitch > don't allow you to use the port 3306, you have a big problem. Only > localhost connections are allowed. So now you can't use HeidiSQL and you > have to work with phpMyAdmin or something like that. But if you ever have > tryed to upload a 10GB sql dump in phpMyAdmin, you know why i hate this > tool :)
> So Christian had a great idea for fixing that and i can say: Now HannaSQL > is able to connect remotly to Servers witch allow only localhost > connections. :) Sounds strange? Well, it's simple. If you can't connect > remotly to the server, you now can insert ftp data. If you do that, > HannaSQL is uploading a short php script, witch simply passes every > connections getting via HTTP to the local server instance. So you can work > with 99% of all MySQL Servers out there even if you don't have a remote > connection. :)
> Another big change is, that i HannaSQL works with huge datasets. I tryed > to dump a 40 GB MySQL Database and there was no interface freeze. Also > importing huse databases works now complete threaded, so there sould be > never an interface freeze while working in it.
> I hope you like this news and i hope, i will have some code for you soon. > Greetings > Leo
> I'm looking forward to seeing what you come up with too! Any updates on > your progress?
> Regards,
> Seumas
> On Friday, 20 April 2012 18:32:59 UTC+1, Leo Unglaub wrote:
>> Hi, >> i am very sorry i didn't respond for a so long time. Damn Google Groups >> keeps changing my E-Mail Address in here to my Gmail Address with i normaly >> never use. So i simplay missed your Email.
>> There are some great news for you. >> The tool is still growing and getting better every day. I had to do a lot >> of rework on the codebase, because i found a big problem in it. You >> probobly know this problem from HeidiSQL to.
>> I try to explain. Normaly you connect to MySQL using the port 3306 and >> work normaly. This is great, but if you get a server from a client whitch >> don't allow you to use the port 3306, you have a big problem. Only >> localhost connections are allowed. So now you can't use HeidiSQL and you >> have to work with phpMyAdmin or something like that. But if you ever have >> tryed to upload a 10GB sql dump in phpMyAdmin, you know why i hate this >> tool :)
>> So Christian had a great idea for fixing that and i can say: Now HannaSQL >> is able to connect remotly to Servers witch allow only localhost >> connections. :) Sounds strange? Well, it's simple. If you can't connect >> remotly to the server, you now can insert ftp data. If you do that, >> HannaSQL is uploading a short php script, witch simply passes every >> connections getting via HTTP to the local server instance. So you can work >> with 99% of all MySQL Servers out there even if you don't have a remote >> connection. :)
>> Another big change is, that i HannaSQL works with huge datasets. I tryed >> to dump a 40 GB MySQL Database and there was no interface freeze. Also >> importing huse databases works now complete threaded, so there sould be >> never an interface freeze while working in it.
>> I hope you like this news and i hope, i will have some code for you soon. >> Greetings >> Leo
Hi, yes i am here. Sadly i don't have any new news for you. I have so much work to do, that i currently have under an hour every day for this project. I am working on it, but i have more than 40 open source projects on GitHub witch require monthly maintainence. On Launchpad there is also very much todo on my projects, so time is a little bit of a problem right now.
Sorry that i don't have besser news right now for you. Greetings Leo
Am Sonntag, 27. Mai 2012 21:17:35 UTC+2 schrieb Tomas Schertel:
> Em quarta-feira, 23 de maio de 2012 11h03min07s UTC-3, Seumas escreveu:
>> Hi there,
>> I'm looking forward to seeing what you come up with too! Any updates on >> your progress?
>> Regards,
>> Seumas
>> On Friday, 20 April 2012 18:32:59 UTC+1, Leo Unglaub wrote:
>>> Hi, >>> i am very sorry i didn't respond for a so long time. Damn Google Groups >>> keeps changing my E-Mail Address in here to my Gmail Address with i normaly >>> never use. So i simplay missed your Email.
>>> There are some great news for you. >>> The tool is still growing and getting better every day. I had to do a >>> lot of rework on the codebase, because i found a big problem in it. You >>> probobly know this problem from HeidiSQL to.
>>> I try to explain. Normaly you connect to MySQL using the port 3306 and >>> work normaly. This is great, but if you get a server from a client whitch >>> don't allow you to use the port 3306, you have a big problem. Only >>> localhost connections are allowed. So now you can't use HeidiSQL and you >>> have to work with phpMyAdmin or something like that. But if you ever have >>> tryed to upload a 10GB sql dump in phpMyAdmin, you know why i hate this >>> tool :)
>>> So Christian had a great idea for fixing that and i can say: Now >>> HannaSQL is able to connect remotly to Servers witch allow only localhost >>> connections. :) Sounds strange? Well, it's simple. If you can't connect >>> remotly to the server, you now can insert ftp data. If you do that, >>> HannaSQL is uploading a short php script, witch simply passes every >>> connections getting via HTTP to the local server instance. So you can work >>> with 99% of all MySQL Servers out there even if you don't have a remote >>> connection. :)
>>> Another big change is, that i HannaSQL works with huge datasets. I tryed >>> to dump a 40 GB MySQL Database and there was no interface freeze. Also >>> importing huse databases works now complete threaded, so there sould be >>> never an interface freeze while working in it.
>>> I hope you like this news and i hope, i will have some code for you soon. >>> Greetings >>> Leo
We understand Leo.
Maybe you could release an alpha version??
Even if it's not 100% stable.
--
Tomás Schertel
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Linux Registered User #304838
Arch Linux User
http://www.archlinux.org/ ----------------------------------------------
On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 8:20 AM, Leo Unglaub <l...@leo-unglaub.net> wrote:
> Hi,
> yes i am here. Sadly i don't have any new news for you. I have so much
> work to do, that i currently have under an hour every day for this project.
> I am working on it, but i have more than 40 open source projects on GitHub
> witch require monthly maintainence. On Launchpad there is also very much
> todo on my projects, so time is a little bit of a problem right now.
> Sorry that i don't have besser news right now for you.
> Greetings
> Leo
> Am Sonntag, 27. Mai 2012 21:17:35 UTC+2 schrieb Tomas Schertel:
>> Hey Leo?
>> Are you there??
>> Em quarta-feira, 23 de maio de 2012 11h03min07s UTC-3, Seumas escreveu:
>>> Hi there,
>>> I'm looking forward to seeing what you come up with too! Any updates on
>>> your progress?
>>> Regards,
>>> Seumas
>>> On Friday, 20 April 2012 18:32:59 UTC+1, Leo Unglaub wrote:
>>>> Hi,
>>>> i am very sorry i didn't respond for a so long time. Damn Google Groups
>>>> keeps changing my E-Mail Address in here to my Gmail Address with i normaly
>>>> never use. So i simplay missed your Email.
>>>> There are some great news for you.
>>>> The tool is still growing and getting better every day. I had to do a
>>>> lot of rework on the codebase, because i found a big problem in it. You
>>>> probobly know this problem from HeidiSQL to.
>>>> I try to explain. Normaly you connect to MySQL using the port 3306 and
>>>> work normaly. This is great, but if you get a server from a client whitch
>>>> don't allow you to use the port 3306, you have a big problem. Only
>>>> localhost connections are allowed. So now you can't use HeidiSQL and you
>>>> have to work with phpMyAdmin or something like that. But if you ever have
>>>> tryed to upload a 10GB sql dump in phpMyAdmin, you know why i hate this
>>>> tool :)
>>>> So Christian had a great idea for fixing that and i can say: Now
>>>> HannaSQL is able to connect remotly to Servers witch allow only localhost
>>>> connections. :) Sounds strange? Well, it's simple. If you can't connect
>>>> remotly to the server, you now can insert ftp data. If you do that,
>>>> HannaSQL is uploading a short php script, witch simply passes every
>>>> connections getting via HTTP to the local server instance. So you can work
>>>> with 99% of all MySQL Servers out there even if you don't have a remote
>>>> connection. :)
>>>> Another big change is, that i HannaSQL works with huge datasets. I
>>>> tryed to dump a 40 GB MySQL Database and there was no interface freeze.
>>>> Also importing huse databases works now complete threaded, so there sould
>>>> be never an interface freeze while working in it.
>>>> I hope you like this news and i hope, i will have some code for you
>>>> soon.
>>>> Greetings
>>>> Leo
Normaly i have no problem with alpha releases. But in this case it is still really broken and it would take us hours to get the compile to complete on your system. And i sadly don't have this time right now. I really see that this is a huge problem, because i normaly planed to have the RC last Christmas. But ... i sadly have no time at all. If you have a solution for that, i am more than happy.
But i really have to push more time in this, because i get so much emails with people asking about it. I maybe have to take some free time and finish this thing here..
Unfortunately I'm not a developer. So I can't help here.
But I really hope you find time for HannaSQL.
--
Tomás Schertel
----------------------------------------------
Linux Registered User #304838
Arch Linux User
http://www.archlinux.org/ ----------------------------------------------
On Wed, May 30, 2012 at 12:16 PM, Leo Unglaub <l...@leo-unglaub.net> wrote:
> Normaly i have no problem with alpha releases. But in this case it is
> still really broken and it would take us hours to get the compile to
> complete on your system. And i sadly don't have this time right now. I
> really see that this is a huge problem, because i normaly planed to have
> the RC last Christmas. But ... i sadly have no time at all. If you have a
> solution for that, i am more than happy.
> But i really have to push more time in this, because i get so much emails
> with people asking about it.
> I maybe have to take some free time and finish this thing here..
On Wednesday, 30 May 2012 12:56:33 UTC-3, Tomas Schertel wrote:
> Unfortunately I'm not a developer. So I can't help here.
> But I really hope you find time for HannaSQL.
> --
> Tomás Schertel
> ----------------------------------------------
> Linux Registered User #304838
> Arch Linux User
> http://www.archlinux.org/ > ----------------------------------------------
> On Wed, May 30, 2012 at 12:16 PM, Leo Unglaub <l...@leo-unglaub.net> wrote:
>> Normaly i have no problem with alpha releases. But in this case it is >> still really broken and it would take us hours to get the compile to >> complete on your system. And i sadly don't have this time right now. I >> really see that this is a huge problem, because i normaly planed to have >> the RC last Christmas. But ... i sadly have no time at all. If you have a >> solution for that, i am more than happy.
>> But i really have to push more time in this, because i get so much emails >> with people asking about it.
>> I maybe have to take some free time and finish this thing here..
On Wednesday, May 30, 2012 5:16:34 PM UTC+2, Leo Unglaub wrote:
> Normaly i have no problem with alpha releases. But in this case it is > still really broken and it would take us hours to get the compile to > complete on your system. And i sadly don't have this time right now. I > really see that this is a huge problem, because i normaly planed to have > the RC last Christmas. But ... i sadly have no time at all. If you have a > solution for that, i am more than happy.
> But i really have to push more time in this, because i get so much emails > with people asking about it. > I maybe have to take some free time and finish this thing here..
> Found a link to this group on the HeidiSQL forums.
> Wondering if there's any news on the progress of this project.
> And will it be compatible with Ubuntu (and Unity)?
