"Original" Install MYSQL (SunOS) using PKG Package

This article takes mysql-5.1.72-solaris10-i386.pkg.gz as an example

which

mysql-5.1.  the : MySQL version solaris10    : SunOS version i386.        : SunOS machine CPU Model             : Number of digits, no default 32-bit

Installation Machine Condition:

Reference:

Http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/solaris-installation-pkg.html

1. Solaris Uninstall the once installed MySQL

Ransacked the once installed MySQL pkg

# Pkginfo | grep sql

Start Uninstall

#pkgrm SUNWMYSQLR#PKGRM sunwmysqlt#pkgrm Sunwmysqlu

2. Download the MySQL Depot package

: http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/

3. Unpack the GZ Package

root-shell> gunzip mysql-5.1. -solaris10-i386.pkg.gz

4. Create user groups and users

Root-shell> groupadd mysql root-shell> useradd-d/opt/mysql-g mysql-m MySQL

5. Installing the PKG package via pkgadd

root-shell> pkgadd-d mysql-5.1. -solaris10-i386.pkg

After entering the carriage return, perform the installation

The default is to install to

/opt/mysql/mysql

6. Start MySQL

Root-shell>/etc/init.d/mysql Start

7. Modify Path

The above calls to MySQL are all using absolute paths, modified. CSHRC add/usr/local/mysql/bin to the PATH variable

Setenv PATH $PATH:/opt/mysql/mysql/bin

8. mysql configuration.

Set Root user Rights.

Steps	Command	Description
1	Su Root	Go to Super User
2	Mysql	Login MySQL Server
3	GRANT all privileges on * * to ' root ' @ '% ' identified by ' root ' with GRANT OPTION;	Set permissions

Set up network access, meditation system needed.

Access to the super user.

Modify the "my.cnf" file. There are two types of configuration file paths: "/etc/my.cnf" or "/etc/local/my.cnf".

"Original" Install MYSQL (SunOS) using PKG Package