Apologies for what's, probably, another basic question. I've recently installed SuSE 8.0 on my PC. Included with that installation was mysql. I've just tried to configure the mysql server and ran into some real problems. Following the manual, which I didn't find too straight forward, I ran the script to set up the database and it didn't report any errors. According to the manual I should be able to run safe_mysqld and the service should start. No such luck. The error reported mentioned it couldn't find a file that is located in the directory that Yast2 installed mysql to (/var/lib/mysql I think). I then tried running mysqld-max this reported an error saying the mysql-socket file couldn't be found and it wasn't lying. I couldn't find in the manual any mention of how to create this file and it definitely didn't mention it in the post installation section. Can anybody throw any light on what I've missed. I've been left pulling my hair out. Thanks in advance. Martin Horton
On Mon, 19 Aug 2002 09:17:17 +0100 "Martin Horton" <martinh@prdfasteners.co.uk> wrote:
Apologies for what's, probably, another basic question. I've recently installed SuSE 8.0 on my PC. Included with that installation was mysql. I've just tried to configure the mysql server and ran into some real problems. Following the manual, which I didn't find too straight forward, I ran the script to set up the database and it didn't report any errors. According to the manual I should be able to run safe_mysqld and the service should start. No such luck. The error reported mentioned it couldn't find a file that is located in the directory that Yast2 installed mysql to (/var/lib/mysql I think). I then tried running mysqld-max this reported an error saying the mysql-socket file couldn't be found and it wasn't lying. I couldn't find in the manual any mention of how to create this file and it definitely didn't mention it in the post installation section. Can anybody throw any light on what I've missed. I've been left pulling my hair out.
On 7.2 you start mysql with "rcmysql start", I'm not sure what 8.0 uses. Probably something with "innserv mysql" ? -- use Perl; #powerful programmable prestidigitation
have you tried /etc/init.d/mysql start Cheers Ray Booysen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Martin Horton" <martinh@prdfasteners.co.uk> To: "'SuSE'" <suse-linux-e@suse.com> Sent: Monday, August 19, 2002 10:17 AM Subject: [SLE] MySql
Apologies for what's, probably, another basic question. I've recently installed SuSE 8.0 on my PC. Included with that installation was mysql. I've just tried to configure the mysql server and ran into some real problems. Following the manual, which I didn't find too straight forward, I ran the script to set up the database and it didn't report any errors. According to the manual I should be able to run safe_mysqld and the service should start. No such luck. The error reported mentioned it couldn't find a file that is located in the directory that Yast2 installed mysql to (/var/lib/mysql I think). I then tried running mysqld-max this reported an error saying the mysql-socket file couldn't be found and it wasn't lying. I couldn't find in the manual any mention of how to create this file and it definitely didn't mention it in the post installation section. Can anybody throw any light on what I've missed. I've been left pulling my hair out.
Thanks in advance.
Martin Horton
On Monday 19 August 2002 01:17, Martin Horton wrote:
Apologies for what's, probably, another basic question. I've recently installed SuSE 8.0 on my PC. Included with that installation was mysql. I've just tried to configure the mysql server and ran into some real problems. Following the manual, which I didn't find too straight forward, I ran the script to set up the database and it didn't report any errors. According to the manual I should be able to run safe_mysqld and the service should start. No such luck. The error reported mentioned it couldn't find a file that is located in the directory that Yast2 installed mysql to (/var/lib/mysql I think). I then tried running mysqld-max this reported an error saying the mysql-socket file couldn't be found and it wasn't lying. I couldn't find in the manual any mention of how to create this file and it definitely didn't mention it in the post installation section. Can anybody throw any light on what I've missed. I've been left pulling my hair out.
Thanks in advance.
Martin Horton
Martin; I still consider myself a new w/ alot to learn. How I start up mysql, is rcmysql start. Hope this helps. -- Bob Barish BMT Solutions IT Manager
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