> hello again > > please help me > > after i have installed these 3 rpm's, what do i then do, to get > mysql running on my server ?
You'll want to follow the detailed instructions in a good textbook, or at least the documentation that comes with mysql. Having been through it once, a while back, I remember it being somewhat tricky. The essence of it is, you'll need to manually create at least one database on the server, and at least one mysql user. You will also want to enable the mysql service, to re-start at boot time (see "SysVinit" stuff). The basic idea is, you'll need to set up mysql users, create one or more databases for them to use, and define permissions for the users with respect to each database, its tables, etc. This is why you'll need good documentation. I couldn't even begin to step you through it via email. What you do will depend greatly on what you want yourself, and other users, to be able to do with it. Hint: stay very aware of security issues, especially if you are going to open it up to access via PHP. You don't want users messing with each other's data, even accidentally. Regards, Jim p.s. - Thanks for not sending HTML email this time! Much appreciated! _______________________________________________ Seawolf-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/seawolf-list
