ncid-mysql-setup(8)

1NCID-MYSQL-SETUP(8)                  NCID                  NCID-MYSQL-SETUP(8)
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NAME

6       ncid-mysql-setup
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SYNOPSIS

9       ncid-setup mysql <authentication>
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DESCRIPTION

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
14       existing data will be erased.
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16       The ncid-mysql-setup script uses the ncid-mysql.conf file for the data‐
17       base configuration.
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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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ARGUMENTS

26       <authentication>
27              Represents a string of options passed directly to the mysql com‐
28              mand line client (it is called mysql for both  MySQL  and  Mari‐
29              aDB).
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31              It  must  specify a user and password (if needed) that has MySQL
32              or MariaDB administrative privileges.
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34              This is usually a MySQL or MariaDB user called 'root'. It is not
35              the same as the 'root' login for this machine.
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37              Typically you would type:
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39                   ncid-setup mysql -u root
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41                   ncid-setup mysql -u root -p<password>
42              or:
43                   ncid-setup mysql -u root --password=<password>
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45              If a password is required for the administrative login, you must
46              specify it on the command line.
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REQUIREMENTS

50       Network access to a MySQL or MariaDB database server.
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52       The MySQL or MariaDB command line client 'mysql'.
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54       Configured ncid-mysql.conf file.
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FILES

57       /etc/ncid/conf.d/ncid-mysql.conf
58       /usr/share/ncid/setup/ncid-mysql-setup
59       /usr/bin/ncid-setup
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