On Fri, May 04, 2001 at 06:08:29PM -0700, Gary Bickford wrote:
> I have a 'normal user' mysql setup on a server not my own - I have no
> root access and they won't add mysql to the server's startup scripts.
Many free Unix-a-like's are using Paul Vixie's cron, which I think
has an undocumented '
Have 'cron' run the normal "mysql" init script (should have come with the
distribution). The script already checks to see if there's a "mysql" process
already running (and issues a "A mysqld process already exists" message).
Your 'cron' entry should look like:
00,10,20,30,40,50 * * * * /ho
I have a 'normal user' mysql setup on a server not my own - I have no
root access and they won't add mysql to the server's startup scripts.
I need a way to have the daemon start up when the server is rebooted.
I do have access to cron jobs, so I thought I might build a script
that fires ever
