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Toevoegen of verwijderen MySQL database met behulp van Terminal - VPS ADMIN # 4

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Handhaving Unmanaged VPS - Deel 4: Maak of Bin MySQL DBs met behulp van de Terminal

20 juli

Deze how-to guide maps twee vrij eenvoudig maar handig MySQL activiteiten, het creëren en weggooien van een database, de terminal te gebruiken interface.

Tuurlijk, kunt u die met, zeg, phpMyAdmin, maar het is een snellere manier om dergelijke taken uit te voeren met behulp van de CLI.

Substitute "db_username", "DB_PASSWORD", "DB_PASSWORD" en "db_name" met die van uw eigen.

Set Up een Unmanaged VPS (4 Newbies) .. De VPS Bijbel

In 20 copy / paste stappen .. van nul tot held, lege doos om cute-als Linux-server.

Scroll naar beneden voor de volledige reeks index.

Dus, hey, schuur gedeeld en viva virtueel! Hope it helps. The_guv

Voeg een MySQL database

Vanaf de command line interface, moeten we eerst toegang tot de MySQL shell: --

mysql -u root -p

And before actually creating the db, you need to set up the database user and password.

grant all privileges on *.* to db_username@localhost identified by "db_password";

Now create the db:-

create database db_name;

And exit the MySQL shell:-

quit

Delete a MySQL Database

Easy tiger! From the command line interface, we need first to access mysql:-

mysql -u root -p

And delete the sucker:-

delete database db_name;

And here's an alternative way to exit the MySQL shell:-

\q

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Set Up a VPS Linux Distribution *
Set Up the Command Line Interface (CLI) using PuTTY *
Create a Linux User & Set Permissions *
Encrypt Data with OpenSSH & Auto-Login with PuTTY *
Harden the Secure Shell (SSH) & Create a Firewall *
Edit bashrc for User-Friendly Linux, plus System Updates *
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mysql -u root -p
And before actually creating the db, you need to set up the database user and password.
```
grant all privileges on *.* to db_username@localhost identified by "db_password";
```
Now create the db:-
```
create database db_name;
```
And exit the MySQL shell:-
```
quit
```
Delete a MySQL Database

Easy tiger! From the command line interface, we need first to access mysql:-
```
mysql -u root -p
```
And delete the sucker:-
```
delete database db_name;
```
And here's an alternative way to exit the MySQL shell:-
```
\q
```
SETUP an Unmanaged VPS (4 Newbies) .. The V-P-S Bible

Serve multi sites & blogs on a budget .. at the fastest possible speed .. with the least downtime .. in the most secure environment .. and future-proofed for easy admin.

That's what the VPS Bible is about, stepped out in simple copy & paste guides.

From high traffic WordPress blogs to startup web hosts, here's what you need.

MAINTAIN an Unmanaged VPS (4 Newbies) .. V-P-S ADMIN

Congratulations! You have one humdinger of a web server! If you followed the Bible to a T, it's speedy, solid & secure.

But. As explained in Part 16 , the Nginx web server has no compatible control panel .. yet. Then again, even if it did, do you really want the resource drain?

In the VPS Admin series is every maintenance procedure you'll need to know. And, hey, using these is a darn sight faster than using a control panel anyhow.

Set it up? Click here for the 21 part follow-up .. V-P-S Admin

Go back? Click here for the original series .. The V-P-S Bible
1. Intro: Set Up an Unmanaged VPS (4 Newbies) .. The V-P-S Bible
1. Intro: Maintain Unmanaged VPS (4 Newbies) .. V-P-S Admin
1. Add Web Sites Nginx Cheatsheet
2. Adding Sub-Domains with Nginx
3. MySQL Database Maintenance - Terminal Tips
4. Add/Delete MySQL Database from Command Line
5. phpMyAdmin & Nginx to Maintain Databases
6. Backup/Export MySQL DB with CLI & mysqldump
7. Import Data to MySQL Database from Terminal
8. Batch Replace/Delete Data in MySQL Database
9. Reset a Lost MySQL Password
10. Backup or Upload with Secure Copy SCP (Linux/Linux)
11. Backup or Upload with PuTTY PSFTP (Windows/Linux)
12. Gain Benefit From Parked Domains
13. Password Protect Nginx Web Files/Directories
14. Redirect Web Pages with Nginx Rewrite Rule
15. Create Custom Website Error Page
16. Access Web Site Error Logs
17. Set up Cron Jobs
18. Using Network Tools
19. Hotlink Protect (Bandwidth)
20. IP Deny to Block Access with Nginx
21. Subversion vs Fantastico - Platform Update
1. Something missing? Crack out a comment and let me know.
1. * Includes video tutorial.
2. Not linked = not published. Won't be long. Fix a feed for updates.
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