Ubuntu Server above--install and configure MySQL "Turn"

2. Update Source list

   Open "Terminal Window", enter "sudo apt-get update"-and "enter the root user's password"--return, you can. If you do not run the command and install MySQL directly, a "few packages cannot be downloaded, you can run the Apt-get update------" error message, causing the installation to fail.

4. Install MySQL

   Open terminal window, enter "sudo apt-get install mysql-server mysql-client"-Enter MySQL in the "Package Setup dialog box"--Enter "Y"--and return to " Root "user's password--Enter and lose the password again--Enter, the installation is complete.

6. How to tell if MySQL is installed successfully

   Open "Terminal Window", enter "sudo service mysql restart"-and enter-if MySQL starts successfully, the running status instructions MySQL installation is successful.

8. Let Apache support MySQL

   Open "Terminal Window", enter "sudo apt-get install Libapache2-mod-auth-mysql"----the installation is successful, Apache will support MySQL after installing this module.

10. Let PHP support MySQL

    Open "Terminal Window", enter "sudo apt-get install Php5-mysql"----the installation is successful, PHP will support MySQL after installing this module.

12. Log in to MySQL

    Open terminal window, enter "Mysql-u root-p" and enter the password for the "root" user in MySQL----and the login is successful.

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Ubuntu Server above--install and configure MySQL "Turn"