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On Friday 13 August 2004 03:16 am, Tom Payne wrote: |
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> I wouldn't ever *require* anyone to install apache to admin mysql. It was a |
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> *suggestion*. |
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My appologies. We were on the wrong track then thats all. |
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> Reasons for suggesting phpMyAdmin are: |
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> - It's a very slick tool. |
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> - MySQL is often used as a database with Apache & PHP. Therefore is |
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> possible that Apache+PHP might already be installed |
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> - I have Apache installed on my desktop PCs normally anyhow: it's a very |
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> easy way to transfer files between boxes. |
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> - It's a webapp, so the client (browser), server (apache+php) and database |
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> server (mysqld) can be three different computers. You might be able to |
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> use apache+php already installed some else. |
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The above sounds great.. I have apache installed but not on any of my db |
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servers here.. One I don´t allow connections to other then localhost.. So I |
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have to have mysqlcc or the like.. |
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Hopfully they will get mysql admin or whatever its called in an ebuild.. |
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Let me know, I will write the ebuild and submit it.. |
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Jeff |
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