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You can install MySQL by compiling the source code with the options that best suit your needs, or by downloading and installing a prebuilt binary. Or you can ask the CPWebhosting Support team, and they will do it using the package management system appropriate to your operating system. You can get both binary and sourceContinue reading “MySQL on dedicated server”

MySQL has three different kinds of configuration, both for the server process at server startup and for the client processes when a user executes them. In order of preference, these configuration options include: Command-line options Configuration file options Environment variable options MySQL specifies options according to the different groups, usually the names of the serverContinue reading “Configuring MySQL server”

Mac OS X automatically executes all scripts under the /Library/StartupItems Directory when the system boots up. If that directory does not yet exist, you will need to create it. For MySQL, you should create the directory /Library/StartupItems/MySQL and place the startup shell script MySQL and the configuration file StartupParameters.plist in that directory. Once those filesContinue reading “Shell script to start, stop, and restart MySQL”