does anyone have further thoughts on this? based on some suggestions i
received, i have tried:
- running as root (mysqld --user=root)
- creating a new user and giving it ownership of the whole mysql/*
directory
- reinstalling
- making sure that the user starting mysql always has rwx permissions on
the data directory and all sub directories / files
i still get the same error ....
thanks a lot.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Luke Andrew Cassady-Dorion
> Sent: Friday, January 12, 2001 2:04 PM
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: mysql.host doesn't exist error ... even though it does
>
> i've been running mysql on a redhat linux machine for about
> two months w/o need for a restart. unfortunately this
> morning, the machine started acting really odd and i decided
> to perform a restart. when restarting, the system actually
> froze and i was forced to perform a hard restart.
>
> after restarting the machine, i have been unable to get mysql
> to start again. whenever i run ./bin/mysqld i get the error
> specified in the subject line. the odd thing is that the
> table actually does exist. in the /data/mysql directory there
> are files titled host.MYD, host.MYI, and host.frm.
>
> any advice?
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