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Mysqladmin-help command Where command is a one or more of: (Commands may be shortened) Create databasename Create a new database Debug Instruct server to write debug information to log Drop databasename Delete a database and all its

MySQLroot password reset error: mysqladmin: connecttoserverat bitsCN.com MySQL root password reset error: mysqladmin: connect to server at 'localhost' failed solution 1. login failed. mysqladmin failed to change password [Root @ mysql var] #

A friend sent a message, said a system application log in when prompted to connect timeout, let help handle it.Ask him if the application and the database are normal, reply that the database seems to have no problem, but the application log is

Usrbinmysqladmin: refreshfailed; error: amp; # x27; Unknownerroramp; amp; # x27; after debian wheezy is upgraded, the password is changed due to an authorization error, mysql safe in debian cannot be accessed either. I have changed bind-address to

Usrbinmysqladmin: refreshfailed; error: amp; #39; Unknownerroramp; amp; #39; after upgrading debian wheezy, the password is changed due to an authorization error, mysql safe in debian cannot be accessed either. I have changed bind-address to the LAN

Since it is MySQL installed from the source package, there is no red hat used in the system Servcie mysqld Restart this scriptHad to be restarted manually.Someone suggested Killall MySQL. This barbaric method is in fact no good, mandatory

One: Install PHP:Upload the PHP installation package and the Libmcrypt-devel development package to the installed machine1, install Libmcrypt-devel and bzip2 to solve the dependent environment:[email protected] php-5.4.26]# Yum

The correct method for restarting MySQL in Linux: 1. Use MySQLservicemysqldrestart2 installed in the rpm package, and use MySQLlinux installed in the source package to disable MySQL commands. How to restart MySQL in Linux: 1. Use MySQLservice mysqld

The correct method to restart MySQL in Linux: 1. MySQL installed through the rpm package Service mysqld restart 2. Install MySQL from the source code package // Linux Command to disable MySQL $ Mysql_dir/bin/mysqladmin-uroot-p shutdown // Linux

How to start/stop/restart MySQL First, the way to start 1, use service to start: Service mysqld start 2. Start with mysqld script:/etc/inint.d/mysqld start 3. Use Safe_mysqld to start:safe_mysqld& Second, stop 1, use service to start: Service