If you are uncomfortable with RPM try
the following:

rpm -qa | grep mysql
rpm -qa | grep MySQL
rpm -ql MySQL-client*
Also red the maximum rpm manual:
slocate RPM; slocate rpm | grep pdf
I think mysqladmin might be under /usr/sbin.
And to find out where a file came from do
rpm -qf path-to-file.

Now pertaining to the fact that mysql
stuff is instlled all over the place
by the RPMs that is good but when you
try to install PHP it is impossible
to specify a single directory to
--with-mysql=dir. How then is it
possible to install mysql support
into PHP when everything is all
over the place? I red the PHP README
but found no answer and also found
that when given the --with-mysql flag
php 4.0.5 was not compiling on RHL6.2
due to missing files. Any feedback is
welcome. (soory about the text formatting.
MY console is currently 10x40!)


Thanks!

On Sat, 2 Jun 2001, Mike Loiterman wrote:

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> Background:
> I'm trying to install the full complement of mysql software...share,
> development, client, and server.  I have installed the source for
> 3.23.38 server and it has worked flawlessly.  Nonetheless, I now need
> all of the above pieces of software on my new box.
>
> Problem:
> I can only find:
> 1. Source for ONLY 3.23.38 server
> 2. RPMs for share, development, client and server for 3.23.37
>
> I have no problem using the 3.23.37 stuff, but when I install the
> rpms the installation seems incomplete and just...wrong for lack of a
> better word.  I was under the impression that the default location
> was /usr/local/mysql.  It is for the source.  But things seem spread
> ALL over the place when I install from the RPMs.  For example there
> is no /usr/local/mysql.  Another example, after the server is done
> installing, I am instructed to cahnge the password via
> /usr/bin/mysqladmin, but mysqladmin is no where to be found.  This
> happened on installs from both my RedHat 7.1 distro and from the
> tarball I downloaded from mysql.com.  Am I missing something?  I
> thought I hated RPMs before, but now I REALLY can't stand them.
>
> Is there anywhere to get the latest versions of the source for all
> the components of mysql?
>
> I have installed and reinstalled countless times...i can't stand it
> anymore.  I would be extremely greatful if someone could explain
> these confusing issues to me.  Thank you.
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