Try starting mysqld with /etc/rc.d/init.d/mysqld.
And if you want to start it at boot, link to /etc/rc/d/rc3.d(or
rc5.d)/S98mysqld or something like that. RedHat has a program to write the
link for you, but I cannot remember what that is, sorry
Regards
Richard KHOO Guan Chen
On Tue, 10 Dec
I saw the same behaviour when the mysql database did not exist in the
directory listed by "Starting mysqld daemon with databases from
/var/lib/mysql". If the RPM installation put the db somewhere
besides "/var/lib/mysql" you may need to edit the /etc/my.cnf file
to specify the correct loca
Brian Reichert wrote:
Step 3: run that actual invocation of mysqld, with all of it's
arguments, without redirecting the output anywhere. This is, to
say, avoid this at the end:
>> $err_log 2>&1
As an aside to that, I invoke mysqld directly as well, but from
supervise's run script. See ht
On Tue, Dec 10, 2002 at 01:28:13PM -0500, Lefevre, Steven wrote:
> Hey folks -
>
> Linux newbie here.
>
> I have RH 8.0 installed on a machine. I did an RPM installation of MySQL
> 3.23 (or whatever the current 3 series is).
>
> When I try to start the safe daemon, I get this:
>
> [root@server
Before I get 1000 RTFMs,
I found on google references to an error file. I did a search (after
rebuilding the 'locate' database) and found no error file! :(
Also, no results returned on the mysql mailing list archive.
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