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FAMPP - Installing MySQL Server

simpler command :)

#pkg_add -r mysql51-server

from this command it will install mysql server and also mysql client for the server

once done we can enable it on boot up by editing rc.conf

#ee /etc/rc.conf

add this following line

mysql_enable="YES"

After that we can start the service by this command :

#sh /usr/local/etc/rc.d/mysql-
server.sh start

Then we have to configure our root login for mysql which is by default it is blank. By using a password for the root login it will be more safe to outsider :)

#mysql -u root
#SET PASSWORD FOR 'root'@'localhost' = PASSWORD('urpasswordhere');

once done try to login using root user

#mysql -u root -p
Enter password:

If that appear then you have successfully configuring your mysql server :)
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