Ton Geurts wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I wonder I someone can give me some advice about the following situation. I
> have to install MySQL to be used with a website on a virtual server. This
> gives the following restraints:
> 
> * MySQL must be installed in my user directory
> /usr/local/WWW/www.mydomain.com/mysql
> * I am only allowed to use the TCP/IP ports on the virutal host
> www.mydomain.com, not on the actual host.
> * I have no root access and cannot edit the startup scripts.
> * My provider uses BSDI BSD 4.0.1 as operating system on the host.
> 
> Who has any clues for me?

No problem. You can change all related paths in your .my.cnf file. Even 
better if you can compile MySQL and give command "configure" with flag 
"prefix=/usr/local/WWW/www.mydomain.com/mysql" to it, then MySQL will 
use all directories relative to this point.

Because there is a more MySQL-s mabye running on same server, you can 
start server using "--skip-networking" flag. Then you still can use 
MySQL over socket ni your home directory.

Only thing you cannot do without root access is having MySQL started 
when machine get rebooted.

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