Difference between revisions of "Install server"
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Download [https://downloads.mariadb.org/mariadb/5.5.32/#os_group=windows from this page] | Download [https://downloads.mariadb.org/mariadb/5.5.32/#os_group=windows from this page] | ||
| − | === To install MySql | + | === To install MySql Server : === |
* On Linux Ubuntu : | * On Linux Ubuntu : | ||
On all supported Ubuntu versions, MySql Server can be installed with the software center, or synaptic, or you can run in a terminal : | On all supported Ubuntu versions, MySql Server can be installed with the software center, or synaptic, or you can run in a terminal : | ||
sudo apt-get install mysql-server | sudo apt-get install mysql-server | ||
| − | + | Confirm a few options | |
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| + | You can enter a blank password for the root account if you are evaluating. | ||
* On Windows : | * On Windows : | ||
** Go to the [http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/ mysql download page] | ** Go to the [http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/ mysql download page] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:41, 20 October 2020
Gestinux requires either MariaDb Server (>= 5.0) or MySql Server or PostgreSQL Server (>= 8.4) installed on your local system, or on any server your network can access.
The easiest installation is setting up MariaDb on Linux.
The power of current computers means you will still have spare processing capacity after installing a server locally.
You must have an administrator account before you can install.
The following is a short guide to installing. For more details, please refer to the official documentation.
To install MariaDb Server :
- On Linux Ubuntu :
On all supported Ubuntu versions, MariaDB Server can be installed with the software center, or synaptic, or you can run in a terminal :
sudo apt-get install mariadb-server
- On Windows :
Download from this page
To install MySql Server :
- On Linux Ubuntu :
On all supported Ubuntu versions, MySql Server can be installed with the software center, or synaptic, or you can run in a terminal :
sudo apt-get install mysql-server
Confirm a few options
You can enter a blank password for the root account if you are evaluating.
- On Windows :
- Go to the mysql download page
- Download the appropriate installer (in most cases, the first one)
- Execute the setup.exe, using a privileged account.
- You can accept the default options
- You can choose a standard configuration
- A non-blank root password is required: Remember it !
To install PostgreSQL server :
- On Ubuntu :
- Install the package postgresql
- On Windows
- Go to the PostgreSQL download page
- Download the appropriate installer (x86-32 or x86-64 according your Windows version)
- Execute the postgresql-(version)-windows(-x64).exe, using a privileged account.
- You can accept the default paths for installation and data
- Define a non-blank superuser password: remember it!
- You can accept the default port number (5432). If you define a new one: remember it!
- Define your locale settings
- After files were copied, uncheck Execute Stack Builder on exit
- In the client-server configuration
- Go to the directory <data> defined at the step before and edit the file pg_hba.conf by adding this line at the end: host <database> all <network>/24 md5
- Example: host gestinux all 192.168.1.0/24 md5 (Allow all users on the local network 192.168.1.* to access the database gestinux)
- And finally you must open the used port (default 5432) in your firewall