Redhat is funny. I have 7 and had tried everything in the books to
get mysql back up and running after a shutdown. Fortunately, I had an
experienced programmer who had helped me set it up. I queried him and
set back this command:
/etc/rc.d/init.d/mysqld restart
That did the trick.
It seems v.7 comes with all the packages I either had installed, or
tried to install on 6.2, and everything else boots with Apache, but
they left off mysql. Go figure.
Apache also does not respond to the typical shutdown and restart
commands given in the Apache manuals. Redhat has it set up to respond
to their own commands.
On 26 Jan 2001, at 19:10, Mike Tuller wrote:
> I recently upgraded to RedHat 7, and now I can't get Mysql to start. I
> keep getting error 2002: can't connect. I have looked at every piece
> of documentation, and can't find the solution. The mysql.sock file
> exists, but it still can't connect.
>
> I have used the rpm of version 3.23.32 to install everything.
>
> Thanks,
> Mike
>
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