I managed to get multiple instances of mysql to install and run(via mysqld_multi), but
only by compiling the source.
The system I had was Redhat9 and I used the Mysql RPM, but I couldn't get that to
work, so I opted to download and compile the source.
Is this the ONLY way to get multiple instan
Hi,
Can someone tell me how I can use mysqld_multi to have one RPM installation
of MySQL(default with RedHat9) to run multiple mysqlds?
Thanks
-Minuk
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I have redhat9. I removed the RPM install of MySQL, and instead installed 3
copies of MySQL-4.0.20 BINARY distributions into my /usr/local/ directory,
under the helpful instructions of Thierno Cisse.
However, it seems like now, the PHP RPM installation cannot find the mysql
extension. When I try
Hey, I have RedHat 9, with the default MySQL RPM pre-installed.
I'd like to set up multiple instances of MySQL.
That is, have multiple data directories(all with separate mysql database and
tables) on different ports.(I have a few projects which "share" user names
but different privileges).
What
Hi,
I want to set up 3 independent MySQL databases. What I mean by independent
is that...
I've got a program which requires the MySQL backend which I am currently
debugging and applying various tweaks.
I've also got 2 projects which requires a different architecture(in
MySQL).
These pr