I'm now wondering if your mysql is performing a chroot() during startup? Other than that I have no explanation for what is happening.
On Oct 15, 2005, at 3:18 PM, Israel Fernández Cabrera wrote:
That is a good question but I "guess" it is.. please see the attached files for more information. They are... lsoutput.txt: I made ls in all the path to the certificates files mysqld.log: Mysqld log file, interesting because it contains the specific error, openssl .c files, line numbers (that by the way does not match with the actual file, because of comment I guess), and more..strace.txt: a fragment of the mysqld strace output with the failing open call...I must thak you for the help and interest best regards Israel -- ____________________ Israel Fdez. Cabrera [EMAIL PROTECTED] <lsoutput.txt> <mysqld.log> <strace.txt>
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