Ye, that did the trick. I was able to get the daemon restarted using the
--skip-grant-tables option, however now I can't connect to the
monitor. Typing in /usr/bin/mysql I just get a hung cursor. Same if I try
using /usr/bin/mysql -h hostname mysql
Anyone know why I can't get the
Ye, that did the trick. I was able to get the daemon restarted using the
--skip-grant-tables option, however now I can't connect to the
monitor. Typing in /usr/bin/mysql I just get a hung cursor. Same if I try
using /usr/bin/mysql -h hostname mysql
Anyone know why I can't get the monitor
Amendment to that last post
I don't think the daemon is starting properly, because I can't run a
mysqladmin version - I just get a hung cursor.
Does anyone know if there's something that would be stopping mysqld from
loading with the --skip-grant-tables option? When I do a ps I can see
Ye, that did the trick. I was able to get the daemon restarted using the
--skip-grant-tables option, however now I can't connect to the
monitor. Typing in /usr/bin/mysql I just get a hung cursor. Same if I try
using /usr/bin/mysql -h hostname mysql
Anyone know why I can't get the
