Am Mi, den 24.03.2004 schrieb George Lemos um 17:25:
> >
> > but if you're just running a web BB, have your choice of
> > backends, and aren't doing any of your own coding, you don't
> > really see most of this.
> >
> > richard
>
>
> Well web is all I am looking for right now. I have decided to go with MySQL.
> I ran the command
>
> yum mysql install
>
> It ran, took care of dependencies, and now is sitting on the box with
> version 3.23. Which is fine, I don't mind that its not 4 at this time. I
> thought there was some hubub about version 4 and fedora at this time anyhow.
>
>
> However now I have to research how to get it all started up. Theres
> obviously setup that needs to be done because ran I ran the command
>
> Mysql
>
> ..and I got ERROR 2002: Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket
> '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' (2)
>
> Actually when I looked, there isnt even a /var/lib/mysql/ directory.
>
> I'll go and google some version 3 docs now, see what I find...
service mysqld start
At first run it will create the basic MySQL DBs. The command to access
the MySQL server on commandline is mysql or mysqladmin - and NOT Mysql.
Be sure you set as one of the first steps a password for the MySQL root
user. Check bugzilla.redhat.com for an error in the mysqld init script
you then have to correct that mysql start does not fail.
Alexander
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