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Mysql server remove/install problem - horribily broken
I'm having the same issue as Ken did on this post; Removing broken packages .
And I did pretty much what Ken did except to different packages. Now, I'm stuck with unclean hooks. I've detailed my ...
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See latest added data in MySQL DB, Debian
Is there any way I - via any commmand - can see which data have last been added to a MySQL DB and when that data was added?
Dist: Debian 7.0 (wheezy)
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No communication services enabled following startup
I recently installed Parsix (Debian) on my system, and I've been struggling to figure out how to autostart my services. Of the list of services that don't run and should run are:
ssh
apache
mysql
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Debian Squeeze/MySQL error
I am a Unix/Linux noob, so please bear with me.
I installed lighttpd and PHP on MySQL using the instructions in the accepted answer here:
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update mysql on debian
I'm trying to update Mysql on debian without success, and all tutorial on internet just fails.
I got Debian 6.0.6 squeeze, my mysql version is mysql Ver 14.14 Distrib 5.1.63.
I did apt-get update and ...
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How to purge package in debian without affecting other packages?
I had mysql-server-5.1 installed, then upgraded to mysql-server-5.5 and now upgraded to percona server (package percona-server-server-5.5).
So now I have 2 mysql-server packages removed, but not ...
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How to enable an federated storage engine in the Debian MySQL package?
How would I enable an extra (in this case FEDERATED) storage engine in the mysql-server-5.1 package from Debian?
I've installed mysql-server-5.1 via apt-get. But the SHOW ENGINES shows that federated ...
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start mysql server at boot for debian
I am using Debian Etch and I have following this and tried to write a script like this to auto start mysql server at boot:
#! /bin/sh
# /etc/init.d/blah
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# Some things that run always
sudo ...
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crypt() on different machines
Because of a hardware issue i need to migrate many virtual users to a new machine. Their passwords stored in MySQL encrypted with ENCRYPT which using crypt()eventually.
Maybe it's my fault but salt ...
