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Enterprise Networking Planet: Power Network Services with MySQL

By Carla Schroder

“Last week we learned how to create and populate a user
authentication database. Today we’ll dig into making changes,
making backups, connecting to remote MySQL servers and plugging
MySQL in to servers like Postfix and Samba.

“In Part 1 we learned some commands for making changes to tables
and data…”


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