I just ran into a problem this morning when a customer noted that the mysql
common.log and update.log files were growing out of control. After doing
some checking, I figured out that the main problem is that the %restart
section of the %{l_prefix}/etc/rc.d/rc.mysql run control file needs to run
as root, not as the restricted user.
Running %restart as the restricted user won't allow it to do the necessary
``stop start'' as it requires root priviledges to run the %stop section.
Unless I'm mistaken, any %restart section must run at the higher
priviledges of the %start and %start sections.
Bill
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