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Step by step guide to properly install MySQL Server and MySQL-Workbench on Arch Linux and other based distributions like Manjaro etc.
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# Part 0 - Updating system | |
sudo pacman -Syyu | |
# Part 1 - Installing software dependencies | |
sudo pacman -S git gnome-keyring | |
# Part 2 - Compile and Install MySQL Server | |
# (This might take like ~4 hours since it's compiling the source) | |
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/mysql.git | |
cd mysql | |
makepkg -si | |
# Part 3 - Install MySQL-Workbench | |
sudo pacman -S mysql-workbench | |
# Part 4 - Setting up database | |
sudo rm -rf /var/lib/mysql | |
sudo mysqld --initialize --user=mysql --basedir=/usr --datadir=/var/lib/mysql | |
# ^ Once the above command is executed successfully, make sure to copy paste the demo password displayed at screen! | |
# Part 5 - Enabling the service | |
sudo systemctl enable --now mysqld | |
# Part 6 - Verifying | |
mysql -u root -p | |
# ^ Enter your dummy password from Part 4 | |
# Part 7 - Loading up Workbench | |
# Launch MySQL Workbench from menu | |
It should display a local connection. | |
Right click and edit the connection and save your dummy password in the config from Part 4. (Next line for more refrence) | |
Make sure to click on "Store in Keychain" and generate a new keychain by setting up a password. | |
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