I want a bash script that installs a MySQL 5.7 instance without needing any manual input. I was following the tutorial on Digital Ocean and it says for 5.7 you have to run the following commands and then put commands into a prompt (screenshot below). How can I automate the installation if it requires me to use a prompt? Should
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Improve MySQL Performance
Info: MySQL Community 5.7.12 64 bits Programming Language: Python 3.5 mysqld.cnf: Mysqld.cnf result of “show variables” show variables Description: – I have 200 000 tasks. – I process these tasks with 500 threads, one per task, when a thread finishes, another task start. The point of this is not to have more than 500 threads running. – I am creating
MySQL code causes PHP script to crash at popen/exec
I have the following PHP 5.6.19 code on a Ubuntu 14.04 server. This code simply connects to a MySQL 5.6.28 database, waits a minute, launches another process of itself, then exits. Note: this is the full script, and it’s purpose is to demonstrate the problem – it doesn’t do anything useful. I start the first process of the script using
Improve mysql Speed?
I have mysql/php script running on my linux machine. Its basically migrating files content to MySql table. there are about 4400,000 Files, Account files each file`s content is places in a table in one row. It have been 14 hours and so far it have only done 300,000 Accounts. At first it was very fast and was doing about 1000
Use XAMPP-phpmyadmin database of windows in Linux XAMPP
I was on windows and using XAMPP(installed somewhere else than C:/ ) Now i have moved on to LINUX and installed LAMPP. So, i have this XAMPP folder from windows and i copied the project files from htdocs and now i need the database which i didn’t exported while i was on windows. I tried to copy the phpmyadmin folder
improperly configured at /accounts/login/
In order to simulate sdn networks i downloaded the mini net 64 bit version and imported it in vmware Workstation pro 12 and through github all the project related stuff have been installed but the thing is when i wanna run it i encounter an error , do you think it’s because of the mysql not being configured with Django?
Setup central MySQL server for local environment [closed]
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Phusion Passenger – ActiveRecord::PendingMigrationError
I am trying to run simple RoR application with Phusion Passenger. At the moment when go to localhost I see the error from subject. In fact I don’t have any pending migration: My platform is Linux (Debian 8 Jessie 64x). My database is MySQL (gem ‘mysql2’, ‘~> 0.3.18’). I am using Ruby 2.2.1p85 (2015-02-26 revision 49769) [x86_64-linux] and Rails 4.1.8.
Why default ‘mysql’ database created using MyISAM engine instead of InnoDB?
I am using MySQL version 5.6 which has the default MySQL engine as InnoDB, that is if you don’t specify an engine while creating tables, it is created using InnoDB. But today, i noticed that the default mysql database is created using ‘MyISAM’ instead of InnoDB. Any clue, why is it so? Here is my cnf file: Here is the
Duplicate MySQL Database in Linux CLI without Exporting an SQL File
I have a MySQL database which I want to duplicate using the Ubuntu Linux CLI without first having to download a MySQL file. I tried the following command: mysql -uroot -e’mysqldump -uroot db_old | mysql -uroot backup db_new;’ But got this error: ERROR 1064 (42000) at line 1: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that