Re: A tutorial for MySql installation
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On Thu, Aug 02, 2018 at 08:20:08AM -0500, Richard Owlett wrote:
> Some time ago failed to install MariaDB. I hadn't realized it was
> tightly aimed at being on a network server.
The MariaDB server *is* conceptually a network server, as is the
MySQL server (but see below).
> It was pointed out that MySql would be more suitable.
I don't understand this statement...
> I attempted to install it. It failed
> due to reasons I don't recall. I suspect that part of the problem
> was I was attempting to follow instructions aimed at an older
> release of MySql.
>
> I am running Debian 9 (just did a system upgrade from 9.0).
> My hardware is a Thinkpad T510.
> I am the only user with physical access to the machine.
> I do *NOT* have any LAN software installed.
Note: Network and LAN are different things here. You don't
need a "running LAN" to have a (MariaDB, Mysql, PostgreSQL)
server running. But conceptually, they offer their services
at something which can be considered a network connection
(be it a local TCP/IP socket or a Unix domain socket).
> Is there a suitable tutorial for Debian 9 and whatever release of
> MySql is in the repository?
MySQL and MariaDB shouldn't be very different in this respect,
I guess...
Cheers
- -- tomás
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