To get into the command line of MySQL, use the mysql client (type
"mysql" at the bash prompt). The super user is 'root' (not the same
as the *nix root user). The default is no password.
If you're using the Administrator or Query Browser from a remote host,
you won't be able to use them until you
This is with regards to MySQL 4.1.9-standard-log installed via RPM's
on Fedora Core 3.
The documentation says that changing the ft_stopword_file to a blank
variable or a custom file overrides the internal stopword list on
fulltext searches. However, in my testing, this merely *adds to* the
stopwo
