Have you create a startup script in /etc/rc.d?
I believe you haven't created a startup script and you should type in ps -gax
to see if mysql is running.
On Tue, 06 Feb 2001, Vadim Selitskiy wrote:
> Hi
> How are you?
> No, I used rm command to delete, because rpm told that it is unable to
> r
-When you deleted the rpm version of mysql did you use the rpm command to
dlete mysql?
- What version of mysql are you trying to install?
- Maybe, look at deleteing all the current mysql rpm with the rpm command and
try it without the --no-deps option.
- Or install a prevous version of mysql?
