5 FAQ tagged "mysql_server"
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Q. I’m using FreeBSD server version 6.2. How do I start / stop MySQL server from a shell prompt over ssh session?
A. First login as the root user. Next make sure MySQL service is enabled. Just open /etc/rc.conf file using vi text editor:
# vi /etc/rc.conf
Append / modify following line to start MySQL service:
mysql_enable=”YES”
Save and close [...] - Change MySQL root password
Q. How do I change MySQL server root password under Linux / UNIX operating system at shell prompt?
A. You need to mysqladmin command which is a client for performing administrative operations. You can use it to check the server’s configuration and current status, to create and drop databases, change mysql root password and more.
How do [...] - Howto: Backup CentOS / Fedora Linux / Red Hat Enterprise Linux server system
Q. How do I backup files and database for the Red Hat Enterprise Linux / CentOS Linux? Currently I’ve MySQL server running on CentOS 5 and Web server and file server using RHEL 5. How do I backup all these servers?
A. Regular backup is an essential for Linux system. You can take backup on
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=> [...] - MySQL Change root Password
How do I change MySQL root password under Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD and UNIX like operating system over ssh / telnet session?
- Mysql user creation - setting up a MySQL new user account
When you try to access MySQL database server from client such as mysql or even programming language such as php or perl you need a user account. MySQL has sophisticated user management system that controls who can access server and from which client system. It uses special tables in mysql database. In order to create [...]
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