MySQL server status with mysqlreport report script

mysqlreport is a Perl script that generates a report on the status of a MySQL server. The report includes information about the MySQL server version, uptime, connected clients, running threads, and other statistics.

To generate a MySQL server status report with mysqlreport, follow these steps:

1. Download the mysqlreport script. You can download the mysqlreport script from the following URL:

https://hackmysql.com/scripts/mysqlreport

2. Make the script executable. Once you have downloaded the mysqlreport script, you will need to make it executable using the chmod command:

chmod +x mysqlreport

3. Run the mysqlreport script. To run the mysqlreport script, you can use the following syntax:

./mysqlreport [options]

You can use the following options with the mysqlreport script:

• -u or --user: Specify the MySQL user to connect as.
• -p or --password: Specify the password for the MySQL user.
• -h or --host: Specify the hostname or IP address of the MySQL server.
• -P or --port: Specify the port number of the MySQL server.

For example, to generate a MySQL server status report for the root user on the localhost, you can use the following command:

./mysqlreport --user=root

If the root user has a password, you will need to specify the password using the --password option.

4. View the MySQL server status report. Once the mysqlreport script has finished running, it will generate a report on the status of the MySQL server. The report will be displayed in your terminal window.

You can also save the report to a file by redirecting the output of the mysqlreport script to a file using the > operator:

./mysqlreport --user=root > report.txt

This will save the report to the report.txt file, which you can view with a text editor or web browser.

The mysqlreport script is a useful tool for monitoring the performance and status of a MySQL server. It provides a wealth of information about the MySQL server, including the number of connected clients, running threads, and other statistics.