So first thing first to get you back up and running run the following command
"setenforce 0"
This will set selinux into permissive mode then restart mysql.
The next step is to reliable your file system a quick Google search can tell
you how to do this.
The next steps are a little more
It looks like we have a winner. chown doesn’t work, but checking selinux, I get
a number of denied {write} notices for that directory.
It looks like selinux is preventing writing to that directory. Is there a way
to change that? I confess selinux is utterly opaque to me.
Eric
> On May 16,
On Wed, May 16, 2018 at 9:15 AM Mark Stodola wrote:
> On 05/15/2018 08:53 PM, Lofgren, Eric wrote:
> > Having failed to fix the ugly partition system, we’re going for
reconfiguring mysql to make it elsewhere. I followed this post to try to
get the temporary directory to
On Tue, May 15, 2018 at 7:09 PM jdow wrote:
> After actually getting "yum-conf-sl7x" to work it appears it is an
abbreviation
> for "yum-conf-sl7x-7.5-2.sl7.noarch". It appears this loaded the
slreleasever
> with 7.5, which is the current 7x. Until there is an update for
1st guess is correct the 16G Flash was formated to Fat32.
The solution to the problem was to use "dd"
dd if=SL-75_x86_64-2018-05-1-EveryThing.iso of=/media/sl-76.iso
It took a while and when don the .iso file sizes are the same.
The flash drive has a DISK directory and the .iso file.
Next
On 05/15/2018 08:53 PM, Lofgren, Eric wrote:
Having failed to fix the ugly partition system, we’re going for reconfiguring
mysql to make it elsewhere. I followed this post to try to get the temporary
directory to point to another partition:
On Wed, May 16, 2018 at 01:53:37AM +, Lofgren, Eric wrote:
> Having failed to fix the ugly partition system, we???re going for
> reconfiguring mysql to make it elsewhere. I followed this post to try to get
> the temporary directory to point to another partition:
>