load data infile 'models.txt' into table category(model). phpMyAdmin also has CSV file import feature.
Or, convert your data (with help of Excel, for example) into following sql operators and feed the list into phpMyAdmin:
insert into category(model) values('model_name_1');
insert into category(model) values('model_name_2');
...
insert into category(model) values('model_name_N');
To detect disk failures, first check wa parameter ("time waiting for I/O completion") as shown by top command. If it's high, there are possible problems with disk.
Next, check raid status by executing cat /proc/mdstat. If raid is fine, check which program is using disk intensively by executing iotop and analyze why.
I'm sure that Dram forgot to add newline at the end of his crontab :)
Dram, please show
crontab -l
and
cat /etc/crontab
P.S. System-wide /etc/crontab file should have username, i.e. root. Per-user crontab shouldn't have username. See https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron
https://azure.microsoft.com/ru-ru/pricing/details/virtual-machines/#Windows ?
Sergh545, browsers can switch to https version automatically (without redirect) when HSTS is enabled and you've already visited that site.
http://toolsqa.com/selenium-webdriver/http-proxy-authentication/
JFYI:
https://nplus1.ru/news/2016/05/16/era-of-flash-ended
https://nplus1.ru/news/2015/07/14/flash-banned
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Each command returns exit status code when it's completed.
For example, hg help incoming says:
&& operator will execute next command only if previous command returns 0.
