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Requested and Answered by donavan [donavan] on 21-Jan-2005 04:18 (25386 reads)
I installed CentOS and included mysql (or postgresql), but it (they) didn't get installed. Where are they and how can I install them?
CentOS only installs the clients when you select them as part of the install process. (This is a feature from upstream.)
For mysql: mysql-server from the add-ons repository needs to be installed.
For postgresql: CentOS 3 needs rh-postgresql-server installed.
If you have a properly configured yum.conf you can install either package with:
yum install mysql-server (or rh-postgresql-server)
Postgresql on CentOS has a service name of "rhdb" in /etc/rc.d/init.d. (This is a relic of the days when RH was rebranding postgresql RHDB.)
The mysql service name is "mysqld"
For mysql: mysql-server from the add-ons repository needs to be installed.
For postgresql: CentOS 3 needs rh-postgresql-server installed.
If you have a properly configured yum.conf you can install either package with:
yum install mysql-server (or rh-postgresql-server)
Postgresql on CentOS has a service name of "rhdb" in /etc/rc.d/init.d. (This is a relic of the days when RH was rebranding postgresql RHDB.)
The mysql service name is "mysqld"
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