Joe Klemmer wrote:
> So the end result of this message is simply can someone point me to the
> howto use mysql on CentOS/RHEL info. I just need to be able to start
> adding db's and such. Once there I'm good to go.
1. Install mysql
# yum install mysql-server mysql
2. Start MySQL Service
To s
Hello,
On Sat, Sep 20, 2008 at 21:40, Joe Klemmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't know where to find the root
> password or any other tidbits needed to get started.
AFAIK, the MySQL server included on CentOS is configured to allow
access to user "root" from either localhost or the same hostn
>
> Using a tool like phpMyAdmin might be perfect for you (even if you're
> not lazy).
>
> It's in EPEL, so just add the repo and yum install phpMyAdmin.
>
> Ray
Ray
How would you specifically propose that he protect the phpMyAdmin once it is
installed on a public box?
- rh
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Joe Klemmer wrote:
Good day/night/whatever fellow techies,
I've come to a small problem managing mysql on CentOS 4.7 box[1]. When
I have done things on mysql on my desktop systems it was always just for
personal use so I would be lazy and put everything under the "test" db
so I didn't
On Sat, Sep 20, 2008 at 09:40:52PM -0400, Joe Klemmer wrote:
> So the end result of this message is simply can someone point me to the
> howto use mysql on CentOS/RHEL info. I just need to be able to start
> adding db's and such. Once there I'm good to go.
>
> Thank you in advance,
> Joe
>
Good day/night/whatever fellow techies,
I've come to a small problem managing mysql on CentOS 4.7 box[1]. When
I have done things on mysql on my desktop systems it was always just for
personal use so I would be lazy and put everything under the "test" db
so I didn't have to deal with all
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