I’m writing a wrapper for mysqldump and want to show the output nicely in a PHP CLI application. I’m attempting to run mysqldump -v using popen so that I can get the verbose output and display progress indicators to the user. However no output is returned (by default it gets logged to the screen via stdErr). I tried adding 2>&1
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MYSQL insert into on duplicate key value
I have two tables X and Y. Both of them have the column ‘name’ in common. Columns of X are id(Auto increment) – primary key name email value. Columns of Y are id(Auto increment) – primary key name sex salary There are some rows in X which are not present in Y. I want to insert those missing rows into
Could not install mysql-server inside docker container
I want to configure a container with MySQL, thereafter I will add a java application to the container. But, I could not install MySQL-server inside the container. here is my dockerfile: I got the following error: Errors were encountered while processing: /var/cache/apt/archives/mysql-server-5.5_5.5.44-0ubuntu0.14.04.1_amd64.deb E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) 2015/09/01 13:17:36 The command [/bin/sh -c apt-get -y install mysql-server
MySQL is not accessible from public ip installed on linux
I have debian linux system.I installed MySQL on it.I am not able to access it from public access. I edited /etc/mysql/my.cnf and changed bind-address=127.0.0.1 to my server address and then restarted mysql service. But when I restart mysql service it is showing Warning: World-writable config file ‘/etc/mysql/my.cnf’ is ignored How can I solve this ? Answer Now it is working
MySQL/MariaDB – Reset password without DB restart
unfortunately I forgot to note down the new password from the last recovery. This means I can’t login as root and the init script can’t restart it due to not having been updated (sys_maint). Is there a way for me to fix this, most of the guides I found require you to restart the mysql server, well, doesn’t work in
Commit data in a mysql container
I created a mysql container using the officially supported mysql image. I ran the image mounting a folder that contains a sql dump, then I created a new database in the container and imported the .sql dump in it: Then I listed the running containers to get that container’s id: Then, I commited the container (with the imported sql) as
how to execute init scripts from the command line using ssh
Above mentioned code works fine and displays all the contents of the test directory folder but this code fails It does not start the mysql server, I have login in to server and use the same command to start the mysql server Can any one explain this behaviour ? what I am doing wrong bit puzzled 🙁 Answer Do something
MySQL “Error Code: 1118. Row size too large (> 8126)”
I have two installs of MySQL. One is on my local Linux laptop and the other is on our Development Linux server. Both installs are the same version (mysql Ver 14.14 Distrib 5.6.23). When I run a create statement for a table on my local install it completes successfully. When I try to run that same create on the server
How to call this shell script to convert mysqldump to SQLite compatible syntax
I need to autonomously convert mysqldump files (.sql file) to SQLite compatible .sql files. I found this script on github which is supposed to be able to do this. If I had an unmodified .sql file from MySQL called test.sql whose database’s name was test and the script mysql2sqlite.sh in a directory, how would I call it. The script says
Unable to direct insert in mysql database from linux xshell
i have run below command to insert data into my mysql database. sql query is ok. but after run the query, a prompt is coming to enter the password. but in my database no password is set. SO if i press enter key without writing anything then it is inserting data. How can i avoid to this prompt. That means