MySQL Installer for WHS

Posted on 19. Sep, 2009 by Terry Walsh in Miscellaneous

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MySQL is the world’s most popular open source database software, with over 100 million copies of its software downloaded or distributed throughout its history.

This is a straight install of MySQL with PhpMyAdmin included to make the management of MySQL as easy as possible. No password has been set on MySQL so you can do that through either the command line, or through PMA. (which needs PHP, which you can download or use the WHS PHP Installer Add-In)

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v0.0.5 (16th September 2009)

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7 Responses to “MySQL Installer for WHS”

  1. Matthew

    30. Sep, 2009

    I don’t know why anyone would really want to use mySQL on their home server.. but ok…

    SQL 2008 Express is absolutely free and provides 80% of the functionality of the Enterprise Edition. On a Windows-based machine, it’s a no-brainer.

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  2. James

    02. Oct, 2009

    I agree, why in the world would anybody install mySQL on any computer.

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  3. Mike Lowrey

    03. Oct, 2009

    Maybe because their is much php based software which isn’t able to use MS SQL?

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  4. Nigel

    05. Oct, 2009

    I agree with Mike, I’m not sure Wordpress even works with Wordpress for example, and Gallery 2 seems to be more experimental support with MS Sql but both have been developed with MySql in mind.

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  5. Bas van der Zanden

    07. Oct, 2009

    I was hoping to start running a joomla website on my homeserver. However, when I install MySQL, the process is sudenly rolling back at the end of the installation and displays an error message 1603. Please contact the add-in author.

    Any idea what’s wrong?

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  6. Nigel

    08. Oct, 2009

    If you can post more details on the thread at http://www.mediasmart.net/forums it might help me track down the problem.

    I’ve got an issue with a German install at the moment which I’m trying to work on a fix which could be related?

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