It's amazing how much frustration a small piece of information can relieve :)
I ultimately did a fresh os install for other reasons, and by selecting the few additional packages I needed, such as apache, mysql, php, they installed more cleanly, or at least it seemed so to me.
-k
On Jan 24, 2005, at 12:55 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ehlo,
install the client package : swup --install mysql-client cheers
Fremen
#swup --install mysql-client
It's just as easy to install everything, as it's such a small distro. You will run into all kinds of little problems with develop for apps, like mysql-devel, httpd-devel, etc. I have found installing everything is just as easy, although it's not a big deal to add them.
-joseph
Here is the natural result of my attempt to run the non-existent client [EMAIL PROTECTED] /usr/bin# mysql -u root -p bash: mysql: command not found
Hi!, you have installed only mysql-server rpm, you need to install the client too:
#swup --install mysql-client
you can see a list of rpm installable by swup here:
http://http.trustix.org/pub/trustix/releases/trustix-2.2/i586/trustix/ rpms/
Bye!
-- Pierluigi Di Lorenzo ePrometeus s.r.l
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