On Feb 12, 2009, at 6:28 PM, csego...@gmail.com wrote:
Andy, Michael, and Walter - thank you!
Adding a [mysqld_safe] group to my.cnf gets me further but the start
still fails. The good thing is that the failure is no longer due to
the
inability to write the log file. The [mysqld_safe]
In the process of installing MySQL 5.1.31, I receive the following error
when I attempt to start mysqld_safe:
090212 10:57:40 mysqld_safe Logging to '/var/log/mysqld.log'.
090212 10:57:40 mysqld_safe Starting mysqld daemon with databases from
/app/mysql/data
/app/mysql/bin/mysqld_safe: line 96:
Colin,
hi, so I think your mysql account doesn't have access /var/log/
directory Permission.
Yours,
fire9
在 2009-2-13，上午1:02， csego...@gmail.com 写道：
In the process of installing MySQL 5.1.31, I receive the following
error
when I attempt to start mysqld_safe:
090212 10:57:40 mysqld_safe
That is intentional. I want to write the log to a non-standard location.
Thanks!
C
fire9 wrote:
Colin,
hi, so I think your mysql account doesn't have access /var/log/
directory Permission.
Yours,
fire9
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It could be that your my.cnf isn't being read (permissions or in the
wrong directory), or that you have multiple my.cnf files.
Quoting csego...@gmail.com csego...@gmail.com:
That is intentional. I want to write the log to a non-standard location.
Andy,
Thanks for the suggestion. my_print_defaults mysqld indicates that it
is reading my my.cnf. Furthermore, I have tried both the log and
log-output variables in my.cnf with no success. Any other ideas?
Thanks!
C
Andy Smith wrote:
It could be that your my.cnf isn't being read
I haven't looked into it in detail an don't have time right nw, but it
is also hardcoded in mysqld_safe. I have seen a case where it had to
be changed there to make it work. try that and please report back :)
Walter
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Andy, Michael, and Walter - thank you!
Adding a [mysqld_safe] group to my.cnf gets me further but the start
still fails. The good thing is that the failure is no longer due to the
inability to write the log file. The [mysqld_safe] section of my.cnf reads:
[mysqld_safe]
port= 3306
