I can access mySQL server from another box, but the administrator won't start on the box that MySQL is installed on. The little bubble starts to work, then it just disappears. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling with no luck.
I am able to create,edit etc through the command line on the box and through MySQL administrator on another box
Thanks
Our Tuesday MySQL tip, how to create Tables in a MySQL Database.
Tables are somehow like spreadsheets, and one database may have lots of tables into it.
So, once you have created your Database you may create the tables inside the Database.
We’ll do it, working on the command line:
First connect to the MySQL
mysql -u [user] -p
This will ask the password for the user [user], it should be the
Hi,
I'm looking for a bit of help creating an Ubuntu user account (not a MySQL user account) to remotely administer MySQL from MySQL Workbench.
Workbench uses SSH to initiate admin commands and the setup wizard specifies that:
This account needs write access to the my.cnf database config file, read access to the database logs and privileges to start/stop the database daemon.
I'm curren
MySQL 5.5 on Ubuntu 10.10 used to work well until yesterday but today whenever I start MySQL using mysqld_safe as root user it shows
Starting mysqld daemon with databases from /var/lib/mysql
and then shows pid ended
I havent run any updates recently but I used the MySQL administrator to connect to a remote database but MySQL administrator was installed one month ago.
I then examined the error
MySQL 5.1 service can start under Local System account or Administrator User account.
But MySQL 5.1 service cannot start under normal user account.
It give Error 1067:The process terminated unexpectedly.
How can I solve?
I have configured my MySQL Database to require passwords on all users, even root from the machine itself.
Now I discovered that there are empty Users in my Database
Reproduce: mysql -u root -p and then use mysql; & select * from user;
it gives me 2 entries, one with "localhost" and user and one with the machine's hostname and .
now i tried to access the account with mysql -u ' ' (yes it's
I recently installed MySQL from the Ubuntu Software Center and it appears that it works as expected.
I can execute SQL and create a database , add tables etc.
So, I decided to also install MySQL Administrator also from Ubuntu Software Center.
The MySQL Administrator opens just fine but apparently I don't know enough at this point to supply the
connection screen with the correct information.
I've written a custom wrapper script around /script/pkgacct which will
Separately process mysql database backups (including user database yaml file + mysql database schema itself) from the web files in /home/username and use parallel compression in form of pigz.This also allows me to to switch mysql backup methods from mysqldump to multi-threaded mysql backup tool, mydumper (mydumper confirmed t
I'm trying to create a MySQL user which will only be allowed to connect to the MySQL database from a specific hostname.
grant all on db_name.* to 'user_name'@'appserver-lan.mydomain.com' identified by 'some_passwd'
By checking the user table on the mysql db, I can see that the user was created successfully:
use mysql; select * from user where User='user_name' and Host='appse
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