
#Debian install mysql install
Sudo aptitude install php5-gd php5-common TESTING PHP To install multiple modules just add it into the existing command: The command above will install php and we will test it later on to check if our configuration and installation is fine. Sudo aptitude install php5-common libapache2-mod-php5 php5-cli To install PHP we will execute the following commands. Some use of PHP is to provide information on user accounts, traffic updates, location information and many more.
#Debian install mysql password
To check if the mysql server is running login to mysql server using:Īnd enter your root password then run the following command:

You can just simply hit ENTER for the rest of the questions. If you can happy with your password you can skip this step. It will also ask you if you want to change this password or not. This will lock down access to the server and avoid security and performance issues.ĭuring the configuration you will be asked for the root password that you entered earlier. Make sure to set a good password with uppercase, lowercase and alphanumeric characters.Īfterwards, run the following script to secure your mysql server installation.

Sudo aptitude install mysql-server php5-mysqlĭuring the installation, the server will ask you to select and confirm your administrator or root password, This root password will be used when you would like to add or make changes to the database and Mysql server configuration. To install Mysql server we will need to run the following commands: Support for all aspects of the SQL standard that do not conflict with the performance goals are supported. MySQL’ focus is on stability and speed.MySQL utilizes a client server architecture. MySQL is high-performance, robust, multi-threaded and multi user.MySQL is the most widely used Relational Database Management System in the world with over 4 million instances in use. MySQL is a fast flexible Relational Database.You should see the below webpage:Īfter verifying that Apache is up and running we can now start the installation of our Mysql server.

You can verify if Apache is installed properly by going to your web browser and entering the ip address of your server. The command above will install the basic configuration for our Apache webserver as well as installing the latest documentation for Apache. Sudo aptitude install apache2 apache2-doc
#Debian install mysql update
We can do this by running the below command:Ī safe upgrade is done to update the currently installed software on your Debian 8 installation.Īfter the upgrade we need to install our apache server.

Presently apache holds 67% of the market.įirst, we will need to upgrade our Debian installation. Since 1996 Apache has been the most popular web server on the Internet.
