I've been laboring way too long to take it any more. So I'm stopping to ask for directions. I have an Ultra 80 where I'm trying to get CSKmysql_1.2sparc.pkg to work with Solaris 10. The install went fine.
I created the database no problem. But when I go to connect, the ONLY way it will allow a mysql connection is with the --socket=/tmp/mysqld.sock This system had the default mysql installed, but a pkgrm was used to remove it. It's acting like it wants to find mysql.sock in some other default location, regardless of what's in /etc/my.cnf. There is a file in /tmp called mysql.sock. Since the reference to the file (--socket) works, I would assume its not a permissions problem. Any help would be appreciated. I need some sleep! Oh, here's my /etc/my.cnf [mysqld] pid-file = /app/mysqldata/vtpweb.pid socket = /tmp/mysqld.sock port = 3306 basedir = /opt/coolstack/mysql datadir = /app/mysqldata tmpdir = /tmp bind-address = 192.168.9.4 [client] socket = /tmp/mysql.sock This message posted from opensolaris.org
