计算机专业毕业设计外文文献翻译：安装和配置MySQL （最新）.pdf

CHAPTER 23 Installing and Configuring MySQL This chapter guides you through MySQL’s installation and configuration process. It is not intended as a replacement for MySQL’s excellent (and mammoth) user manual, but instead highlights the key procedures of immediate interest to anybody who wants to quickly and efficiently ready the database server for use. The following topics are covered: • Downloading instructions • Distribution variations • Installation procedures (source, binary, RPMs) • Setting the MySQL administrator password • Starting and stopping MySQL • Installing MySQL as a system service • MySQL coniguration and optimization issues • Reconfiguring PHP to use MySQL By the chapter’s conclusion, you’ll have learned how to install and configure an operational MySQL server. Downloading MySQL Two editions of the MySQL database are available: MySQL Community Server and MySQL Enterprise Server. You should use the former if you don’t require MySQL’s array of support, monitoring, and priority update services. If any or all of the aforementioned 521 © Frank M. Kromann 2018 F. M. Kromann, Beginning PHP and MySQL, /10.1007/978-1-4302-6044-8_23 ChapTer 23 InSTaLLIng and ConfIgurIng MySQL services might appeal to you, learn more about MySQL Enterprise at https://www. /products/enterprise. This book presumes you’re using the Community Server edition, which is available for free download via the MySQL website. To download the latest MySQL version, navigate to / downloads. From there, you’ll be able to choose from 10 different supported operating systems, or you can download the source code. If you’re running Linux or OS X, I strongly recommend installing MySQL using your distribution’s package manager. Otherwise, you can install MySQL using available RPMs or the source code