Can I have a MySQL Database?
We are now allowing MySQL databases again. To create yourself a database, run the “mysqlme” located in “/usr/local/bin/”. The program will create a MySQL user entry for your userid and then create a database for you with the name of your userid. You can have more than one database by specifying a database name with the “-db dbname” option. A database will then be created called “userid_dbname”. For example, if userid “john” wanted to create a second DB for his account to hold recipies, he could type: /usr/local/bin/mysqlme -db recipies and the program would create a new database named “john_recipies” with userid “john” having appropriate rights. If you forget your userid’s mysql password, you can force a reset of it with the program “mysqlpwr”.
