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karan101 10-10-2006 11:11 PM
mandriva 2007 mysqd problem
 
Hello everyone
I just installed mandriva 2007. but when i check the running services there's no mysq server(mysqld) running and also I can't find it on the cd to install it.. anbody knows how i can install it from cd???? or do i need to install it from somewhere else...???

Thanks

reddazz 10-11-2006 04:03 AM
Run the Mandriva Control Center -> Software -> Install Software and search for mysql (and maybe mysql-server). Install them if they are not already installed. If you keep having problems, run the command below and post back the output,
Code:
#rpm -qa | grep -i mysql

karan101 10-15-2006 10:46 PM
Hello reddazz
thanx for helping
I don't see any mysql server when i search for it...
here is the output of
Code:
#rpm -qa | grep -i mysql
Code:
php-mysql-5.1.6-2mdv2007.0
MySQL-client-5.0.24a-2mdv2007.0
perl-DBD-mysql-3.0006-2mdv2007.0
libmysql15-5.0.24a-2mdv2007.0

reddazz 10-16-2006 02:36 AM
Do the following,
Code:
#urpmi mysql

karan101 10-17-2006 12:39 AM
here is what I got:

Code:
[root@localhost mike]# urpmi mysql
no package named mysql
The following packages contain mysql:
libmysql15
perl-DBD-mysql
php-mysql

reddazz 10-17-2006 02:59 AM
Seems like you are missing some packages. I suggest you go to smart-urpmi and setup the main, contrib, plf and updates repos, then do
Code:
#urpmi mysql

sohailark 10-17-2006 04:22 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by karan101
Hello everyone
I just installed mandriva 2007. but when i check the running services there's no mysq server(mysqld) running and also I can't find it on the cd to install it.. anbody knows how i can install it from cd???? or do i need to install it from somewhere else...???

Thanks

you can download the software through this web site http://adminschoice.sytes.net/sqldownload.html
regards
sohail

nadavvin 10-29-2006 03:14 PM
You should search MySQL not mysql.

I have the same ""problem"" but I use the mandriva control panel to solve it.

then I found it in the bash.

m22linux 11-22-2006 04:17 AM
details
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by nadavvin
You should search MySQL not mysql.

I have the same ""problem"" but I use the mandriva control panel to solve it.

then I found it in the bash.




can u provide the details of how u did it exactly. coz i'm unable to ffind control panel in mandriva


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