Fletch;275529 Wrote: > That's up to you, but I'd like to solve the Mandrake problem. Let's > enable some debugging. Edit /etc/sysconfig/squeezecenter and add > "--d_startup --debug os.paths,database.mysql" to the end of the > SQUEEZECENTER_ARGS line (inside the quotes). This should add some > logging on the console as well as to the server.log file. Look for > where it finds and launches the mysqld binary.
Relevant output from the last few lines of server.log: [08-03-05 08:10:20.3593] Slim::Utils::MySQLHelper::startServer (247) About to st art MySQL as a process with command: [/usr/sbin/mysqld --defaults-file=/var/lib/ squeezecenter/cache/my.cnf] [08-03-05 08:10:50.4601] Slim::Utils::MySQLHelper::createSystemTables (433) FATA L: Couldn't connect to database: [Can't connect to local MySQL server through so cket '/var/lib/squeezecenter/cache/squeezecenter-mysql.sock' (2)] [EMAIL PROTECTED] squeezecenter]# I then tried the command shown by hand (which I did last night as well), and got: [EMAIL PROTECTED] squeezecenter]# sudo -u squeezecenter /usr/sbin/mysqld --defaults-file=/var/lib/squeezecenter/cache/my.cnf /usr/sbin/mysqld: ambiguous option '--innodb' (innodb_data_file_path, innodb_force_recovery) [EMAIL PROTECTED] squeezecenter]# Therein lies the culprit. One other thing I forgot to mention -- Mandrake 10.1 offered me two choices for MySQL -- one with (MySQL-max) and without (MySQL) "innodb" support. Tried both; got the same error on startup with both. In the case above, I'm just running the stock (non "-max") MySQL. And another: Why does Squeezecenter require "mysqld_safe" as a dependency, and then not use it? -- mbonsack ------------------------------------------------------------------------ mbonsack's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=1398 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=44170 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/unix
