Hi,
Sorry if this is off topic, but I feel that this forum is a great place for solutions with so many knowledgable people here.
My question is this:
Im trying to install mysql on a cobalt raq4 server, i use the command something similar to the following:
rpm -ivh ftp://ftp.url_to_the_mysql_rpm_file
I get back the response from my server of
MYSQL ######################################
Then Im dumped back to the command prompt, and have no clue where to go from there. What would the next step be.
I have tried installing from the tar ball, but get to the point of where your supposed to create the tables and databases with the command mysql_install_db but the server returns an error something like sh mysql_install_db command not known.
I know I have sh on the server, as which sh produces /bin/sh, and the first line in mysql_install_db is #!/bin/sh or something of that nature, it does match where my server says sh is at.
So, where do I go after my server spits out the
MYSQL ###########################################
After using the rpm command to get the mysql src file.
Thanks for the assistance, I certainly didn't have this problem when I set it up locally here in the office, it took me all of 10 minutes to setup mysql under SuSE 6.4 linux on a local box.
Adam
"I've got if's pretty good, but that's about it"
Sorry if this is off topic, but I feel that this forum is a great place for solutions with so many knowledgable people here.
My question is this:
Im trying to install mysql on a cobalt raq4 server, i use the command something similar to the following:
rpm -ivh ftp://ftp.url_to_the_mysql_rpm_file
I get back the response from my server of
MYSQL ######################################
Then Im dumped back to the command prompt, and have no clue where to go from there. What would the next step be.
I have tried installing from the tar ball, but get to the point of where your supposed to create the tables and databases with the command mysql_install_db but the server returns an error something like sh mysql_install_db command not known.
I know I have sh on the server, as which sh produces /bin/sh, and the first line in mysql_install_db is #!/bin/sh or something of that nature, it does match where my server says sh is at.
So, where do I go after my server spits out the
MYSQL ###########################################
After using the rpm command to get the mysql src file.
Thanks for the assistance, I certainly didn't have this problem when I set it up locally here in the office, it took me all of 10 minutes to setup mysql under SuSE 6.4 linux on a local box.
Adam
"I've got if's pretty good, but that's about it"