how to administer mysql

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Avatar mattynoce 2 post(s)

hi, i’m a djangostack newbie and i can’t figure out how to administer mysql. the phpmyadmin that works on the other systems doesn’t appear to work here (since there’s no php). is there a link to a database administration tool that i’m missing?

thanks,

matt

 
Avatar beltran Administrator 420 post(s)

Hi,

Unfortunately Django Stack does not include phpMyAdmin because require to include PHP in the Stack. You can manage the database using directly the mysql client from the command line. Would you like that we include PHP and phpMyAdmin in the Django Stack to install optionally although the Stack size grows?

Cheers

 
Avatar mattynoce 2 post(s)

hi beltran. thanks for the reply.

for me, i was looking for a solution that would allow me to use python and work with a database. so yes, that would be something of interest. i did know from the start, however, that i was using djangostack in a way it probably was not meant to be used. what i was looking for was more of a python stack that i suppose would need php along with it.

i don’t know if others out there are looking for the same thing. but what i needed would have included php and not included django.

thanks,

matt