hi all,
in debian, the /etc/init.d/mysql script waits for the appearance of
/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.pid to conclude that the server has started. since
the red hat init script does not do that, my program's own installer has to.
however we have had a report that waiting for the pidfile is not enough;
that the server wasn't ready for connections even after the file appeared.
is that possible, and how can we (in sh) better determine when the server is
up and ready?
thanks,
aaron brick.
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