Hi.

I am an extremely (completely) new user to BASE, and I was tasked with
migrating from Base 1.2.14 to BASE2. Unfortunately, it seems, I started by
installing BASE2, and doing all the other system upgrades necessary for
that, which included updating MySQL from 4.1 to 5.0.27. When I did this, I
had stopped the 4.1 version, which I had problems restarting. However, to
do the migration in BASE, I apparently have to update to 1.2.17 first,
then do the migration to BASE2, and to do the first upgrade, I need to
stop the old version of BASE 1.2.14  (Does all this sound correct so
far?), which won't stop on this error:

# stopBase.php
PHP Warning:  mysql_pconnect(): Can't connect to local MySQL server
through socket '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' (13) in
/usr/local/base-1.2.14/include/drivers/mysql.inc.php on line 86
mysql_pconnect() failed: Can't connect to local MySQL server through
socket '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' (13)
Could not connect to database 'base' at host 'localhost' as user 'apache'
BASE appears to be running, but connecting to the database failed.

My question then is whether there is a way to stop BASE without having
access to the old version of MySQL, or is there a way to make BASE 1.2.14
run on the new version of MySQL without stopping it?

I tried changing the 'base' db BaseControl table to have startscripts = 0,
as mentioned in the forums for after someone else had a problem where
MySQL went down before BASE was stopped, but this didn't give me any
different results.

Any suggestions from anyone would be greatly appreciated.


-- 
Marie Mooney
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