Have you ever wondered how to mount shares permanently in Debian? That’s a question I see often on forums. In fact it’s simple once you have understood the role and syntax of the famous “/etc/fstab” file. First, get an idea of your disks and partitions: root@myDebian:/home/toto# df -h -T This command provides the list…
You can enter the mysql console with: mysql -u root -p Then you can select a database show databases;use my_db; Then you can see the tables show tables; To see the content of a given table: select * from my_table; To add a column named ’email’ to the table ALTER TABLE table_name ADD email…