1NCID-MYSQL-SETUP(8) System Manager's Manual NCID-MYSQL-SETUP(8)
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9 ncid-setup mysql <authentication>
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12 The ncid-mysql-setup script initializes the MySQL or MariaDB database,
13 table and user that is required for the ncid-mysql output module. All
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16 The ncid-mysql-setup script uses the ncid-mysql.conf file for the data‐
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19 You do not execute ncid-mysql-setup directly. Instead, you launch it as
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22 ncid-setup mysql <authentication>
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27 Represents a string of options passed directly to the
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29 It must specify a user and password (if needed) that has MySQL
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48 Network access to a MySQL or MariaDB database server.
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50 The MySQL or MariaDB command line client 'mysql'.
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52 Configured ncid-mysql.conf file.
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61 ncid-mysql.1, ncid-setup.1, ncidd.8, ncid_modules.7, ncid.1
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