after installing almalinux minimal on an LXC container , then installing directadmin,
the system completed installation with no errors ( other than missing openssh-server as i am using the pct interface to attach to the root, i disable it from the services list dont need it.)
but for some reason the mariadb was not added to the system path,
tried to re-install ,it did install ,but still no mariadb or mysqldump commands on root.
I do 90% of my work on the command line,
i was able to create new databases from DA ,
but i wanted to import a 1GB database file, so i had to do it manually to prevent issues ( slow upload / timeout ).
i have just added the mariadb-10.6.18-2Lek bin folder to the path and now it works.
Question:
Is this normal ?
do i need to manually add to the random path that's created on install ?
or am i missing something or unaware of any issue that may rise with LXC alma9 and DA ?
the system completed installation with no errors ( other than missing openssh-server as i am using the pct interface to attach to the root, i disable it from the services list dont need it.)
but for some reason the mariadb was not added to the system path,
tried to re-install ,it did install ,but still no mariadb or mysqldump commands on root.
Bash:
local]# pwd;ls -lad maria*
/usr/local
drwxr-xr-x 11 root root 18 Jul 10 12:41 mariadb-10.6.18-199O
drwxr-xr-x 11 root root 18 Jul 10 11:24 mariadb-10.6.18-2Lek
I do 90% of my work on the command line,
i was able to create new databases from DA ,
but i wanted to import a 1GB database file, so i had to do it manually to prevent issues ( slow upload / timeout ).
i have just added the mariadb-10.6.18-2Lek bin folder to the path and now it works.
Question:
Is this normal ?
do i need to manually add to the random path that's created on install ?
or am i missing something or unaware of any issue that may rise with LXC alma9 and DA ?