Thanks I had the same problem, your solution (skip-innodb) works
for me too. And I do not understand why too :-)
Michael Decker wrote:
Hi,
In fact, for me, the problem was related to the nss_ldap update. As mysqld was
started before slapd, it fails for an strange reason. To correct it, i have
added to /etc/init.d/mysql a service dependency with slapd.
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after slapd (which ask mysql to start after slapd)
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Thanks a lot...
That didn't solve my problem...
But uncommenting this line in /etc/mysql/my.conf was the solution:
--- SNIP ---
skip-innodb
--- SNAP ---
But I don't understand why
Thanks a lot,
Michael Decker
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