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Title: MySQL
Post by: Steve Leeke on August 14, 2002, 07:34:19 PM

Does anyone know of a web front end to MySQL for database creation similar to Quickbase that is available for v5.5?

Title: Re: MySQL
Post by: Christian Sandfeld on August 14, 2002, 09:39:06 PM

A superb web frontend for MySQL is PhpMyAdmin which you can get from http://www.phpmyadmin.net/

Now all you need is the password of the MySQL root user (and so do I... anyone ???)

/Christian

Title: Re: MySQL
Post by: Charlie Brady on August 14, 2002, 09:43:18 PM

Christian Sandfeld wrote:

> Now all you need is the password of the MySQL root user (and
> so do I... anyone ???)

Guess who hasn't searched these forums. Try searching here for "mysql password".

Charlie

Title: Re: MySQL
Post by: Christian Sandfeld on August 14, 2002, 09:46:05 PM

Charlie Brady wrote:

> Guess who hasn't searched these forums. Try searching here
> for "mysql password".

Hehe... that's actually why I came here in the first place, just happened to stumble across Steve's post before getting to the actual searching part ;-)

/Christian

Title: Re: MySQL
Post by: Christian Sandfeld on August 14, 2002, 10:16:37 PM

Ok, so for those of you who might like to know this, I found the password in /root/.my.cnf

/Christian

Title: Re: MySQL
Post by: kirstyk on August 15, 2002, 04:12:16 AM

Yep phpMyadmin works fine but I also installed webmin (i like the pretty pictures) and it works fine for playing with mysql specially users, permissions etc

kk

Title: Re: MySQL
Post by: guestHH on August 15, 2002, 12:05:18 PM

Hi,

_DONT_ use webmin as it will break the 'e-smith' kind of way managing the server.

Use phpmyadmin instead as described earlier.

Or use mysqlfront from http://my.anse.de/ (client install)

Regards,
guestHH

Title: Re: MySQL - webmin
Post by: kirstyk on August 16, 2002, 04:14:45 AM

maybe i should have said - i use webmin for the mysql admin ,fetchmail.-though this only works under root (users wont have permission), rpm and generally monitering the server but dont try using webmin to configure any major services apache,users,samba qmail.etc
I still maintain it has a pretty graphical interface and can allow a newbie like myself an insight into the workings of linux and the placement/location of files as  the rpm module can display.

Title: Re: MySQL
Post by: Manuel Schlusche on August 16, 2002, 09:21:00 PM

How i can open /root/.my.cnf?
Do you know the "standard" password?

# Manuel

Title: Re: MySQL
Post by: Claus Bo Bonde on August 29, 2002, 02:36:37 PM

Hi Manuel
At the box/console, login as root and use Midnight Commander to browse the directory structure.
After login, type mc, press enter.

C

Title: Re: MySQL
Post by: Manuel Schlusche on August 30, 2002, 12:09:19 PM

Oh, Midnight Commander, thank you!

ManuelClaus Bo Bonde wrote:
>
> Hi Manuel
> At the box/console, login as root and use Midnight Commander
> to browse the directory structure.
> After login, type mc, press enter.
>
> C