On 2009-06-08 , at 11:27 , Ryan Schmidt wrote:
I copied/pasted the MYSQL5-SERVER line from the terminal.
This is copied/pasted from /etc/hostconfig
MYSQL5-SERVER=-YES-
For the time being I have manually started mysql on the 10.3 system
and will hand start if we have to reboot.
I am guessing it is using the port name as the key for the
hostconfig file, and that the hostconfig file does not support
hyphens in its variable names. So that would be a problem. Perhaps I
can tell it to continue to use the key "mysql5" ("startupitem.name
mysql5"?) You can try adding that to the mysql5-server port already
if you want, but I will also test when I'm back at my Panther
machine tonight.
That certainly did the trick - to think a "-" in a name should be such
a problem...
$ diff Portfile Portfile~
33d32
< startupitem.name mysql5
add MYSQL5=-YES- to /etc/hostconfig
$ sudo SystemStarter -v start mysql5
Welcome to Macintosh.
Starting SecurityServer
Initializing network
Checking disks
lockfile: Sorry, giving up on "/var/run/NFS.StartupItem"
Starting mysql5
Starting MySQL. SUCCESS!
Startup complete.
Hangup
$ ps -axww | grep sql
13682 ?? S 0:00.03 sh /opt/local/bin/mysqld_safe
13720 ?? S 0:00.44 /opt/local/libexec/mysqld --basedir=/opt/local
13722 std R+ 0:00.01 grep sql
$ sudo SystemStarter -v restart mysql5
Welcome to Macintosh.
Restarting mysql5
Stopping mysql5
Shutting down MySQL.. SUCCESS!
Starting mysql5
Starting MySQL.Waiting for mysql5
SUCCESS!
Startup complete.
Hangup
8)
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Chris Janton - face at CentosPrime dot COM
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