Make sure mysql owns the mysql database directory and files.
Peter H. Burris wrote:
I'm a sysadmin who created mysql installs for users on linux x86 boxen; I
had to create self-contained, architecture-specific packages to comply
with our in-house means of handling software in my department.
Not sure I'll be helpful, but I ran into something similar yesterday. Not
exactly sure how I fixed it, but this is what I believe.
1) You should create a virgin data directory per the standard procedures on
the production machine (install_db and safe_mysqld).
2) Then, if you have existing
