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The install directory for MySQL should not be inside some other programs main directory. I do have some comments to this guide, if you don't mind. but it seems to cover the basic installation parts.
#ABYSS WEB SERVER REGISTER PHP HOW TO#
Posted: Sun 10:22 am Post subject: Re: Guide: How to Install MySQLįirst, I have not used this guide when I installed MySQL a long time ago. Mind giving me feedback about the new guide appearance? Thanks :) You can also check out their site at īTW, I am happy the guide helped you out. Its very large and very resourceful in regards to MySQL. The best place to find out about those files are in the manual. Where can I find more info about those other files ? and other ways to start the server? Sort it by names and starting from mysqld down to mysqld-opt are ways to start your database without winmysqladmin.Īs far as the difference between them, it's too deep to cover here. Otherwise, work your way into the MySQL database folder and dig in till you get to the bin folder. But, leave it to arguement and it is a good idea to launch it anyway as the traffic signal alone can tell you a lot about your database. As far as having to start winmysqladmin in order to start MySQL the simple answer is no. Is the light green? Excellent you have MySQL ready to serve. Upon launching that file you should now see a traffic signal in your system tray. How do I check id MySQL is really working or not? And, whenever I wanna use MySQl, do I have to start that program winmysqladmin.exe? How do I check id MySQL is really working or not?Īnd, whenever I wanna use MySQl, do I have to start that program winmysqladmin.exe?
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Its in the MySQL manual regarding commandlines or you can check out the phpMyAdmin guide which provides a really nice GUI to MySQL. Last edited by vbgunz on Sat 8:15 pm edited 3 times in total Check out the following thread for a quick guide on Fortunately theirs a really nice GUI in php for it called MySQL is a fabulous server but requires plenty of command line Is the light green? Excellent you have MySQL ready to
Upon launching that file you should now see a traffic signal in your Navigate your way into the database folder > mysql > bin and So far MySQL is installed into the database/mysql folder and you savedĪ "my.ini" file into the WINDOWS/WINNT directory. Save the new text document as my.ini and save it inĮither your C:\WINDOWS or C:\WINNT directory. The file should probably now look like the following:īasedir=C:/yourpathto/Abyss Web Server/database/mysql/ĭatadir=C:/yourpathto/Abyss Web Server/database/mysql/data/ĥ. Paths to your installation if on another partition or if in anotherĭirectory. Replace the values for basedir and datadir with the Create a new text file and copy the following and paste itīasedir=X:/Program Files/Abyss Web Server/database/mysql/ĭatadir=X:/Program Files/Abyss Web Server/database/mysql/data/ Unzip and Install MySQL into the new database/ mysqlĤ. Make sure to place database/mysql into your Abyss path.ģ. Replace X:/ with your actual system path, C:/ or D:/, etc. X:/Program Files/Abyss Web Server/database/mysql Setup should probably now look like the following: Create a new folder inside database called mysql.
Create a new directory in the Abyss program root directoryĢ. More about MySQL by going to the following addressġ. MySQL is a very popular database server and most scripts which rely onĪ database give MySQL the respect that it deserves. Posted: Mon 5:41 pm Post subject: Guide: How to Install MySQL Take the time to read up and learn how to use prepared queries, which is both more secure and also would have prevented this bug in the first place.FAQ | Search | Register | Profile | Log in to check your private messages | Log inĭid this guide help you with your installation?
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BUT THIS IS STILL WRONG as it leaves you extremely vulnerable to SQL Injection, which would allow an attacker to potentially download or modify your entire database. (note that I switched to double quotes and included single quotes around the input parameter). Which you would do with this code: $Sql = "SELECT * FROM `news` WHERE `category` = '".$Param."' ORDER BY `id` DESC" SELECT * FROM `news` WHERE `category` = '1' ORDER BY `id` DESC You want to build these queries: SELECT * FROM `news` WHERE `category` = 'games' ORDER BY `id` DESC The latter doesn't exist so you get an error. The former is not: the query tries to find records where the column category matches the column games. The latter is a valid query: mysql looks for records where the category is 1. SELECT * FROM `news` WHERE `category` = 1 ORDER BY `id` DESC As a result you're building queries like this: SELECT * FROM `news` WHERE `category` = games ORDER BY `id` DESC I believe the issue is that you don't have any quotes at all around your parameters.
You need to use prepared queries, both for the sake of SQL injection protection, and because it will fix your bug.
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