How does freeBSD install mysql through ports

1. install freeBSD7.1 in the minimal installation mode, and then install post. There are many online tutorials for specific methods. 2, start freeBSD, enter the root user name and password, enter the # State, enter the relevant commands: 3, the following is the command record of the operation # cd/usr/ports/database/mysql40-server ;... 1. install freeBSD7.1 in the minimal installation mode, and then install post. There are many online tutorials for specific methods. 2. start freeBSD, enter the root user name and password, enter the # Status, and enter the relevant commands:
 
3. the following command records
 
# Cd/usr/ports/database/mysql40-server; enter the ports directory of mysql4.0
 
# Make insatll; for compilation, wait for a while. the time depends on the speed of the machine and the speed of the network.
 
# Make clean; after compilation, you can also
 
# Cd/usr/local/etc/rc. d/; enter the mysql startup command Directory
 
# Chmod 775./mysql-server; full use of the action. set mysql-server to be executable by all users.
 
# Mysql-server start; initialize mysql and start mysql
 
# Ps-A | grep mysql; check whether mysql is running. The purpose is to check whether a process whose name contains mysql characters is running.
 
# Netstat-a; further check the mysql running status to check whether tcp port 3306 is in the listen status
 
#/Usr/local/bin/mysql
 
#/Usr/local/bin/mysqladmin-u root password 4488321; set the mysql administrator password
 
#/Usr/local/bin/mysql-u root-p; log on to mysql, ask for a password, enter 123, report an error, and exit
 
#/Usr/local/bin/mysql-u root-p
 
# Ee/etc/rc. conf; edit rc. conf and add a line after the last line. The content is mysql_enable = "YES" to enable mysql to start automatically when it is started. Press ESC, select a, and then select a to save and exit.
 
# Reboot; restart and log on after startup
 
#/Usr/local/bin/mysql-u root-p; if the logon succeeds, mysql is automatically started.
 
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