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MySQL is the M in the lamp/lemp/llmp stack.
MySQL is the M in the lamp/lemp/llmp stack. It is a popular & common database that accepts SQL statements.
 
== Installation ==
 
<console>###i## emerge mysql</console>
 
=== First Run ===
MySQL requires configuration upon instillation.
 
To deploy MySQL:
<console>###i## emerge --config dev-db/mysql</console>
 
=== Init ===
to start mysql:
<console>###i## rc-service mysql start</console>
 
to start upon boot:
<console>###i## rc-update add mysql</console>
 
=== Secure ===
==== Lockdown ====
MySQL is by default insecure.
 
to lock down your MySQL install:
<console>###i## mysql_secure_installation</console>
==== Logging ====
 
By default MySQL logs every action, including leaving plain text passwords in its history file.
 
To remove the history file:
<console>###i## rm /root/.mysql_history</console>
 
To automatically remove future history:
<console>###i## ln -s /dev/null /root/.mysql_history</console>
 
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MySQL

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MySQL is the M in the lamp/lemp/llmp stack. It is a popular & common database that accepts SQL statements.

Installation

root # emerge mysql

First Run

MySQL requires configuration upon instillation.

To deploy MySQL:

root # emerge --config dev-db/mysql

Init

to start mysql:

root # rc-service mysql start

to start upon boot:

root # rc-update add mysql

Secure

Lockdown

MySQL is by default insecure.

to lock down your MySQL install:

root # mysql_secure_installation

Logging

By default MySQL logs every action, including leaving plain text passwords in its history file.

To remove the history file:

root # rm /root/.mysql_history

To automatically remove future history:

root # ln -s /dev/null /root/.mysql_history