Client Problems

2001-04-13 Thread Erik Kabo

Hi,

gnorpm did not list any other RPMs. I only downloaded one from mysql.com. At
any rate, since I'm running Red Hat on that machine, I tried going to Red
Hat's site, and they had several RPMs and I found the ones I needed. Is
there a reason that msyql.com doesn't list any clients other than the GUI?
Well, don't bother replying since I got something to work. Thanks for your
help!

Thanks,
Erik



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Re: client problems

2001-04-12 Thread oltra jean-michel

On Tue, 10 Apr 2001, Erik Kabo wrote:

 Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2001 18:37:17 -0400
 From: Erik Kabo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Reply-To: Erik Kabo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: client problems
 
 Hi,
 
 I installed MySQL version 3.23 in RedHat 7.0 using gnorpm. After I installed
 it, the server appears to be working fine, but there is no client software.
 I try running "mysql" at the command prompt, but I get a command not found
 error. I tried the GUI on your download page, but it just stalls at the
 splash screen when I try to run it. Can you tell me where to get a client
 that works?
 
 Thanks,
 Erik
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
I needed to install  MySQL rpm AND MySQL-client rpm in Mandrake 7.1
jean-michel


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client problems

2001-04-10 Thread Erik Kabo

Hi,

I installed MySQL version 3.23 in RedHat 7.0 using gnorpm. After I installed
it, the server appears to be working fine, but there is no client software.
I try running "mysql" at the command prompt, but I get a command not found
error. I tried the GUI on your download page, but it just stalls at the
splash screen when I try to run it. Can you tell me where to get a client
that works?

Thanks,
Erik
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Re: client problems

2001-04-10 Thread Paul DuBois

On Tue, Apr 10, 2001 at 06:37:17PM -0400, Erik Kabo wrote:
 Hi,
 
 I installed MySQL version 3.23 in RedHat 7.0 using gnorpm. After I installed
 it, the server appears to be working fine, but there is no client software.
 I try running "mysql" at the command prompt, but I get a command not found
 error. I tried the GUI on your download page, but it just stalls at the
 splash screen when I try to run it. Can you tell me where to get a client
 that works?

gnorpm shows several MySQL-related RPMs.  Which one(s), specifically,
did you install?  It's possible you installed one with no client programs
in it.

 
 Thanks,
 Erik
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Re: client problems

2001-04-10 Thread Steve Werby

"Erik Kabo" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I installed MySQL version 3.23 in RedHat 7.0 using gnorpm. After I
installed
 it, the server appears to be working fine, but there is no client
software.
 I try running "mysql" at the command prompt, but I get a command not found
 error.

Did you enter the full path to mysql?  Did you go to the directory
containing the mysql binary and type "./mysql" (without the quotes)?  If not
and the directory containing the mysql binary isn't in your PATH then the
server won't be able to find the command.

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Steve Werby
President, Befriend Internet Services LLC
http://www.befriend.com/


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