Probably a permissions issue. Ensure that the directory in which the
pid file is created (I believe /var/run or /var/lib/mysql on RH) has
write permission for the mysql system user/group. Also, ensure
permissions/ownership on the datadir (/var/lib/mysql) for the mysql
owner/group.
Fredrik Andersson wrote:
Hi all
I have problems getting MySQL autoboot on my RedHat installation. I have
tried to add the mysql.server start script from the install dir to the
system with chkconfig --add mysql (I copied it to /etc/init.d/) and then
trying to add mysql to the default boot order with chkconfig mysql on
but no luck there.
I have even tried to edit rc.local with the commands service mysql start
(this work when I run it myself) and mysqld -u mysql ...
The log file says that mysql has been started and then ended directly
after..
060621 13:12:29 mysqld started
060621 13:12:33 mysqld ended
Anyone that have any tip on how to solve this?
I can add that chkconfig -- list | grep mysql tells me that MySQL has
been configured to run on boot levels 3,4 and 5 correctly and go down on
1,2 and 6 but still it refuses to work. =(
Version being used is, RHEL 4.3 and MySQL 5.0.22
All help is greatly appreciated.
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