[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Hey everyone, > > I know that this has to be a common question, but I tried to search the > archives and found the search function to basically be broken. So, I have > mysql installed from rpms (installed during the main redhat 7.1 install > procedure). I need to know what to do next. What state does redhat leave > the database in, etc. If someone would please point me to some docs on > getting mysql running from the rpm's I would greatly appreciate it. BTW, > I'm needing to get mysql running in order to use it with some web content > management stuff that uses mysql, php, and apache.
"chkconfig mysql on" (or just use ntsyv) to turn in on at boot time, as any other service. "service mysql start" to start it immediately. There's nothing special about it. That said, I'd heartily recommend using PostgreSQL instead of MySQL - it has the things MySQL lacks, like subselects, triggers, foreign keys, stored procedures, no need to use specific table types to get transactions etc. -- Trond Eivind Glomsrød Red Hat, Inc. _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
