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Which unix directory should I navigate to before I can issue:
service mysql start
Can I do it from any directory? I don't have a 'mysql' folder under /var/lib
Technically you could do it from anywhere. You're actually calling service first, which is available anywhere. The important thing is that you must have mysql installed, or else it won't find the service that you want to start
Your daemon had to be in the /etc/init.d directory
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We have a group of developers and designers, we want to create a single database server to use for everyone for better collaboration. We are running windows and Linux machines. So please give me suggestions how can i build this.
You can run MySQL on either of those types of machines. Go to the MySQL website and download an installer. Also download MySQLWorkbench to do setup after installation. You should be up in a very short time.
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All CRUD operations being logged in our application logs by Kundera, which floods our logs. Is there a way to turn it off ?
I should at least be able to direct it to another file instead of crowding my application logs files.
Is there any way to do it through configuration ?
Please add a logback.xml(for kunder-cassandra module) to classpath and turn the logging level to error(to prevent these logs)
https://github.com/impetus-opensource/Kundera/blob/4bc732ebeea971d0449e4bf67a70023e83a72a8b/src/kundera-cassandra/cassandra-core/src/test/resources/logback.xml
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I was trying to use MySQL Workbench to view and alter my tables on MySQL. The default password for other tools like mamp, wamp and lamp are usually root. However I tried using that and my computers root passwords, but both don't work. Can some one tell me what it is?
I found the answer on this link.
MariaDB admin user is called 'root', and its password is the same as the
DreamFactory administrative user password.
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I upgraded my license from a trial to a full license but PHPStorm exits immediately without asking for the new license.
There was a deamon still running phpstorm. Run
ps aux | grep java
and find the java process with a lot of PHPStorm flags, e.g.
-Didea.platform.prefix=PhpStorm
Kill it. Restart
phpstorm.sh
It should operate as normal.
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When I try to install MySQL on Gentoo
emerge mysql
I get these errors
... ...
Calculating dependencies... done!
>>> Verifying ebuild manifests
!!! A file is not listed in the Manifest: '/usr/portage/perl-core/Storable/Storable-2.20.ebuild'
!!! A file is not listed in the Manifest: '/usr/portage/virtual/perl-Storable/perl-Storable-2.20.ebuild'
... ...
Any ideas?
I searched on Google, and didn't find any answers.
Finally, I refreshed portage like this
rm -rf /usr/portage
emerge --sync
Now it works!