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["Ferdinando Bassi" <ferdybassi@xxxxxx>]

> That's because MySQL has a control script in /etc/init.d. Presumably you
> have it enabled for runlevel 3.
> I'd back out the xinetd configuration change you made.

Right. Done it. Now MySQL is started via Runlevel 3 only, but at reboot i
get this:

entering runlevel 3
....
Startting mysq service failed
..
failed services in runlevel 3: mysql
skipped services in runlevel 3: nfs, smbfs (that's correct, they're called
by xinetd)

Any hints?
TIA,
Ferdinando