I'm installing postgres and mysql on my home server and want to be able to access the db from other places on the LAN and perhaps from the intranet. I was wondering what people recommend for managing and accessing the db. I want to be able to add/manage users,passwords,tables from inside of a gui frontend. Also any notes on setting up for remote access would be appreciated.
Thanks, Brian Densmore
On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 13:17:38 -0600 "Brian Densmore" [email protected] wrote:
I'm installing postgres and mysql on my home server and want to be able to access the db from other places on the LAN and perhaps from the intranet. I was wondering what people recommend for managing and accessing the db. I want to be able to add/manage users,passwords,tables from inside of a gui frontend. Also any notes on setting up for remote access would be appreciated.
There is pgAdmin which you can find on http://gborg.postgresql.org. Never used it myself. It is just too easy to ssh into the box and use the commandline tools. Never seen a need for a GUI.
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Brian Densmore wrote: | I'm installing postgres and mysql on my home server and | want to be able to access the db from other places on the LAN | and perhaps from the intranet. I was wondering what people | recommend for managing and accessing the db. I want to be able | to add/manage users,passwords,tables from inside of a gui frontend. | Also any notes on setting up for remote access would be appreciated. | | Thanks, | Brian Densmore
I suggest phpMyAdmin and phpPgAdmin. They are easy to use and provide a nice interface that is web accessable.
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I have experience with MySQL using; MySQLCC (older combined tool) MySQL-administrator (new Server tool) MySQL-query-browser (new Client Query tool)
There are ebuilds for all three and I think that MySQL-query-browser is a slick package.
Regards, Steven
On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 13:17:38 -0600, Brian Densmore [email protected] wrote:
I'm installing postgres and mysql on my home server and want to be able to access the db from other places on the LAN and perhaps from the intranet. I was wondering what people recommend for managing and accessing the db. I want to be able to add/manage users,passwords,tables from inside of a gui frontend. Also any notes on setting up for remote access would be appreciated.
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On Fri, 2004-11-19 at 16:40 -0600, Steven Hildreth wrote:
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Brian Densmore wrote:
I'm installing postgres and mysql on my home server and want to be able to access the db from other places on the LAN and perhaps from the intranet. I was wondering what people recommend for managing and accessing the db. I want to be able to add/manage users,passwords,tables from inside of a gui frontend. Also any notes on setting up for remote access would be appreciated.
You could also try webmin. Not only has access to postgresql and mysql, but an entire host of just about anything you want to add (web server, init start up scripts, sshd, ftpd, ....). Also has webmin user controls as well as system user controls and ACL's.
You can get it at http://www.webmin.com
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