2) When I execute a PS -AUX I get a listing of current processes, which I have noticed each can then be invoked or queried at the command prompt, with something like this:
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mysql -vSo I ask, when a daemon like MySQL is run, does it change the environment variables so that mysqladmin is actually loaded from anywhere as opposed to having to manually track down it's physical location, with something like:
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/opt/mysql/mysqladmin3) I installed mysql5 via apt-get, with something like:
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apt-get --purge remove mysql-serverI Googled and found someone advising that I run:
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apt-get --purge remove mysql-server-5.0Why did I have to add the -5.0 postfix when I installed it without??? How can I avoid similar problems in the future?
Thanks