You are absolutely right! In the /usr/bin/safe_mysqld, there're two lines
where "/var/lib/mysql..." is residing. To me this looks kind of rediculous
(sorry for my stupid comment), why they have those configuration
info hard-coded in the script? Since we already have my.cnf so the
conf info was sup
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files.
I hope this helps.
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Alex,
> If I put a copy of my.cnf to would that be any help? Any
what
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> There are three my.cnf you should look for:
>
> 1) /etc/my.cnf = global options
> 2) /my.cnf = server options, overriding global options
> 3) /.my.cnf = user specific options, overriding server
> options
Thanks for your reply! The information does make sense.
However, I searched the whole file s
Thanks for your reply. but I did correctly set the mode and ownership.
Alex
> Basically the problem is only the ownership and it has to be owned by
> mysql. The problem is indeed there, how to chown or chmod those data so
> it can be owned by mysql.
>
>
> JD
>
> >Alex Shi wrote:
> >
> >
> >Hi,
Alex,
> However, for local connections, say connections from a locally hosted
> web site via PHP, or a command line connection issued from shell, it
Remote connections are made through TCP/IP. That's why you get the sock
error only for local connections.
> will return following error message:
>
Basically the problem is only the ownership and it has to be owned by
mysql. The problem is indeed there, how to chown or chmod those data so
it can be owned by mysql.
JD
Alex Shi wrote:
Hi,
I have a MySQL 2.23.36 running on a Linux RH 7.1. Its database directory
is /var/lib/mysql/. For so
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