23, 2005 7:32 PM
Subject: Re: MySQL with InnoDB on a readonly filesystem.
Ralph,
Not sure why your trying to open a innodb file on a read-only
filesystem.
Personally I'd place the innod onto a read-write file syste, and grant
the users connect and select priveleges only.
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MySQL General
Jeremy Cole wrote:
Is it possible to run MySQL with InnoDB enabled on a readonly
filesystem. We only intend to run some select query's on this server.
I guess I can ask the obvious question. Why are you trying to use
InnoDB, if your data/filesystem is read only? Why not use MyISAM
inste
Hi Ralph,
Is it possible to run MySQL with InnoDB enabled on a readonly
filesystem. We only intend to run some select query's on this server.
I guess I can ask the obvious question. Why are you trying to use
InnoDB, if your data/filesystem is read only? Why not use MyISAM instead?
Regards,
Hello,
Is it possible to run MySQL with InnoDB enabled on a readonly
filesystem. We only intend to run some select query's on this server.
This is the errormessage from InnoDB
Nov 23 13:36:30 aliao mysqld[16073]: InnoDB: Error number 30 means
'Read-only file system'.
Nov 23 13:36:30 aliao mysqld
