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Is it possible to ignore/autoyes all disk space prompts in an apt-get installation?
apt-get install -y <package name>
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Is there somewhere you can get an ISO image for linux - preferably CentOS or Ubuntu - with MySQL pre-installed and running?
On CentOS, you could install MySQL with:
yum install community-mysql community-mysql-server
On Ubuntu, with:
apt-get install mysql-server mysql-client
Debian has pre-installed mysql If you select option while install.
http://www.debian.org/CD/
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I'd like to examine some live MySQL queries so have just tried installing mtop on a Ubuntu 12.04 LTS box.
However when I try and install it using apt-get I get:
sudo apt-get install mtop
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package mtop
Given that apt-get returns Unable to locate how do I install mtop for Ubuntu 12.04?!
install mytop instead of mtop
http://www.ubuntugeek.com/mytop-top-like-query-monitor-for-mysql.html
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I am getting the grub prompt on my machine. I know that I can use the information at https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/GRUB_2 to reboot but I don´t know where the fedora linux partition is located on the harddrive. How can I find the information regarding /dev/sda etc in the grub prompt?
I tried the commands in the above URL concerning the grub prompt but I keep ending on a black screen.
You can use LiveCD distribution of your favourite distro and boot from it. Then use tools like fdisk or gparted to locate your Fedora Linux partition. After that you can chroot inside your Fedora partition and repair your grub using grub-mkconfig or manually.
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I have installed mysql using apt-get recently. As the highest version it can install is mysql 5.1.X, it did it so. When i check the binary it didn't have the SSL support.
Probably this binary might not be pr compiled with that at that time.
Now I would like to enable SSL replication between my master and server.
How can i do this.
Do I need to proceed with fresh binary installation which has SSL support..
OR
Do we have any work around to enable SSL to my existing installation.
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I'm looking for a free Open Source SSL Toolkit where I can install SSL's on my staging server for testing.
I checked out OpenSSL.org but was unable to find anything for IIS.
Does anyone have any idea where I can find such a thing?
http://cert.startcom.org/ offers free certificates and they work with all modern browsers.
IIS already has all the SSL capabilities you should need built-in.
Here's how to configure it for IIS 6.0 and IIS 7.0.