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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by tmb <to...@yahoo.com> on 2002/12/14 00:18:21 UTC
[users@httpd] Need HELP getting started with EashPHP
Just loaded EassPHP on a Windows 98se PC.
It tells me Apache & MySQL are running...
I need to launch MySQL to create a db...
(Doing this to take over the hollidays on my laptop
and learn Apache, MySQL & PHP... and to create a
prototype db...)
Know how to launch MySQL from linux command line...
Don't know how to launch MySQL from the Windows box...
Need it to run on local machine & not over network or
net.
If some one would offer to hold my hand for a few
start up questions I should be able to mostly take it
from there.
Thanks for any help.
tmb
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Re: [users@httpd] Need HELP getting started with EashPHP
Posted by "J. Greenlees" <ja...@shaw.ca>.
tmb wrote:
> Just loaded EassPHP on a Windows 98se PC.
>
> It tells me Apache & MySQL are running...
>
> I need to launch MySQL to create a db...
>
> (Doing this to take over the hollidays on my laptop
> and learn Apache, MySQL & PHP... and to create a
> prototype db...)
>
> Know how to launch MySQL from linux command line...
>
> Don't know how to launch MySQL from the Windows box...
>
> Need it to run on local machine & not over network or
> net.
>
> If some one would offer to hold my hand for a few
> start up questions I should be able to mostly take it
> from there.
>
two ways to do it.
1) install phpmyadmin and use that. ( works great for db administration )
2) cd to the mysql dir ( normally on win boxes c:\mysql\bin\ )
mysqld
mysql
and you have the command prompt interface for it.
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