Dear sir,
i am trying to intall mysql on red hat linux 6.0 ,pls advise me from where will i get
the installable and how to install it with the help of rpm utility.
with regards
Vijay NIIT_gry
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Before posting, pleas
p and permissions settings are used for the
directories within "var" (such as the "mysql" 'control' file directory).
/usr/local/mysql/var/mysql/*: mysql.mysql rw-rw (Similiar to
the directory settings. The "mysql" user 'owns' the files,
Paul,
OK, I think it make sense now. Appreciate you clearing this up in my head
atleast.
THX's...
>>>thanks for the info. So if I'm ready this correctly, I would log
>>>into the server
>>>under my UNIX account, not as root, do the install of the server/client Mysql,
>>>create the new user/gro
At 7:21 PM -0500 7/13/01, MikeBlezien wrote:
>Paul,
>
>thanks for the info. So if I'm ready this correctly, I would log
>into the server
>under my UNIX account, not as root, do the install of the server/client Mysql,
>create the new user/group, which would make me part of the new
>user/group, th
Paul,
thanks for the info. So if I'm ready this correctly, I would log into the server
under my UNIX account, not as root, do the install of the server/client Mysql,
create the new user/group, which would make me part of the new user/group, then
start the server under this user/group. Is this cor
At 6:32 PM -0500 7/13/01, MikeBlezien wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>I'm a bit confused on this issue of installing MySQL and creating a separate
>user/group ownership. Now I've read thru many resources, and it recommends not
>installing MySQL as root, or is this incorrect??
That's correct, you don't want
Hello all,
I'm a bit confused on this issue of installing MySQL and creating a separate
user/group ownership. Now I've read thru many resources, and it recommends not
installing MySQL as root, or is this incorrect??
Is it better to create the new user/groups, then install MySQL under these
user/
