On Mon, 2006-08-14 at 00:27 -0700, The Nice Spider wrote:
> How do I set mysqld hears only on eth0? i am using FC
> linux.
Add a setting for bind_address under the mysqld section in the my.cnf
file, set to the IP of eth0 (then restart the mysql server).
hth,
mark
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MARK ADDISON
WEB DEVELO
krzychu,
Saturday, August 17, 2002, 5:49:35 PM, you wrote:
k> I have a problem when I trying to start mysqld (as a root, under RH 7.2).
k> Allegedly I don't have a rights to run this program...
k> What I have to do to run mysqld without rebooting system?
You doesn't have permissions to run mysql
>We are getting problems in running mysql after installation.
>Since you have already running mysql we seek your advise on the
>following.
Do you already have a mysqld running (ps -ax).
>Also please guide how users are created and groups are set to user
>mysql.
Read the manual and/or buy the b
Dear Sir,
We are getting problems in running mysql after installation.
Since you have already running mysql we seek your advise on the
following.
We are using Red Hat Linux 7.0/Apache Web Server on PIII 550 intel
processor.
We have compiled the mysql and installed version 3.23.32.
The contents of
>I have set up a user called mysqlusr which belongs to the group
>mysqlgrp. I want to run the mysqld as this user, but am unsure how to.
Info on this can be found in the manual.txt file found in your_sourcedir/Docs
Bye,
B.
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