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connecting to MySQL,
 
connecting to MySQL,
  
mysql -u USERNAME -p
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:mysql -u USERNAME -p
 
 
 
(change USERNAME to whatever you put as your user name when setting up mySQL)
 
(change USERNAME to whatever you put as your user name when setting up mySQL)
  
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exporting a file in mySQL,
 
exporting a file in mySQL,
  
mysqldump -u USERNAME -p DATABASENAME > FILENAME.sql
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:mysqldump -u USERNAME -p DATABASENAME > FILENAME.sql
 
 
 
(change USERNAME,DATABASENAME and FILENAME to what there supposed to be!)
 
(change USERNAME,DATABASENAME and FILENAME to what there supposed to be!)
  
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(you need to be in root and it will ask you about the mySQL user name and password make sure you remember them)
 
(you need to be in root and it will ask you about the mySQL user name and password make sure you remember them)
  
apt-get install php5-mysql
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:apt-get install apache2 mysql-server php5-mysql
 
 
apt-get install mysql-server
 
 
 
apt-get install apache2
 
 
 
cd /var/www
 
  
mv index.html index-old.html
 
  
echo "<?php phpinfo(); ?>" > index.php
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:cd /var/www
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:mv index.html index-old.html
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:echo "<?php phpinfo(); ?>" > index.php
  
 
Then you go to localhost in your browser and if it comes up with a php page saying lots of info that looks [{{SERVER}}/files/info.php like this] then it worked, if not you did a step incorrectly
 
Then you go to localhost in your browser and if it comes up with a php page saying lots of info that looks [{{SERVER}}/files/info.php like this] then it worked, if not you did a step incorrectly

Revision as of 12:49, 1 March 2012

MySQL notes

connecting to MySQL,

mysql -u USERNAME -p

(change USERNAME to whatever you put as your user name when setting up mySQL)

then type your password.


exporting a file in mySQL,

mysqldump -u USERNAME -p DATABASENAME > FILENAME.sql

(change USERNAME,DATABASENAME and FILENAME to what there supposed to be!)

setting up localhost

(you need to be in root and it will ask you about the mySQL user name and password make sure you remember them)

apt-get install apache2 mysql-server php5-mysql


cd /var/www
mv index.html index-old.html
echo "<?php phpinfo(); ?>" > index.php

Then you go to localhost in your browser and if it comes up with a php page saying lots of info that looks like this then it worked, if not you did a step incorrectly