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Hi Folks,
I have linux red hat installed in vmware player, I am trying to install mysql on it but could not find correct commands...
please assist...
You don't say what version of Red Hat, so it's hard to be specific. Also, Google has THOUSANDS of easily-found results for how to install MySQL on Red Hat...did you look there?
You should be able to type in "yum install mysql", or "yum search mysql" to find all MySQL related packages.
I have ver 5 of redhat when i ran yum install mysql i got an error,
bad command or not found yum...
Do you mean Red Hat 5, or Red Hat ENTERPRISE 5? If enterprise, what version? 5.xxx?? And try to look for the yum command on your system, since it is there...type in "which yum" or "locate yum". You may have to specify the path to it, or run it as root/sudo.
you did buy the required support contract for the old RHEL 5.8 ( 5.9 is the current in the OLD 5 series )
-- price for the required license for a single desktop install https://www.redhat.com/apps/store/desktop/
$49 to $299 per year
without it you do not install anything
and the version of MySQL in 5.8 is going to be rather old "mysql-5.0.95"
with " mysql-5.1.67" in rhel 6.4
with MySQL 5.6 the current - from mysql
If you did not buy the license
buy it or if you do not intend to do so
install the FREE rebuild of RHEL
--- the older 5 series --
CentOS 5.9
--- the current version
CentOS 6.4 http://www.centos.org/
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