Installing Mysql.
You can download MySQL at http://www.mysql.org/ . Unzip it at the /usr/local/src/. # cd /usr/local/src # tar zxf mysql-5.1.x.tar.gz # cd mysql-5.1.x
To support multilanguage, we set up it as utf8. Also, we set up /usr/local/mysql as a basic directory.
I really did it this time.. I deleted a database named MySQL in my server. Shortly after MySQL went haywire and now I cannot login as a user to mysql, I cannot re-install mysql, I get an error for every solution I try.
So I decided hell with it I'll remove mysql, php and start again. I used rpm -qa | grep mysql but it returned nothing.
I'm tryng to write a simple program c++ to connect to Mysql database based in my 127.0.0.1 server:
int main (void) {
cout << "\033[2J" << "\033[0;0f";
MYSQL mysql;
MYSQL *conn;
conn = mysql_init(&mysql);
cout << "conn = " << conn << "\n";
// cout << "mysql = " <
I was setting up a soft link in linux. Here were the steps I followed:
> groupadd mysql
> useradd -g mysql mysql
> cd /usr/local
> gunzip /home/Tim/Download/mysql.....gz | tar xvf -
> ln -s /usr/local/mysql.... mysql
I have created a script to automatically install MySQL 5.6 on Ubuntu Server 12.10 (64bit).
I think yum is having problems installing MySQL 5.1 because there is already a pre-existing MySQL 5.5 installation.
I wanted to cleanly remove MySQL 5.5 (I had problems with 5.5 with PHP and Python).
The story:
A couple days ago I had created a new database and added a table to it using phpMyAdmin running on the Chrome browser. I then attempted to do something else, don't remember what, using the same software, when Chrome crashed.
I then could not get into the database using my name.
Hi Guys,
I am looking to use the mysql tool mysql-workbench to administer mysql.
I downloaded the latest version from the MySql website, the fedora rpm. I used rpm2tgz to create a slackware package. Install seemed to go okay.
When I tried to run the mysql-workbench tool I got the following message.
So I'm running crunchbang linux and installed mysql-server using the following terminal command:
sudo apt-get install mysql-server
Setup runs without problems, but when trying to access mysql I get "Error 1045 Access denied".
The tutorial I used stated that during setup of mysql-server I'd be asked to set a password, but this step never happened.