Hello!
I was few days avay from my office, and when I came back today, I got
some emails, nobody can't connect to database server. When I tried to
restart mysqld (3.23.46, debian (woody) initscript failed. Manually
starting the server say:
021106 10:24:12 mysqld: Can't open file:
On Wed, 06 Nov 2002 11:23:30 +0200
Tuomas Jrvinen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello!
I was few days avay from my office, and when I came back today, I got
some emails, nobody can't connect to database server. When I tried to
restart mysqld (3.23.46, debian (woody) initscript failed.
Oops... I think I deleted mysql.sock - WHAT CAN I DO?
I'm not a linux guy... I don't fly trough this OS...
Could you help me?
I'm really hurried!
Felipe Baytelman
BayTex Producciones
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Felipe Baytelman writes:
Oops... I think I deleted mysql.sock - WHAT CAN I DO?
Just restart mysqld and it'll be created.
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So sprach »Felipe Baytelman« am 2001-09-19 um 10:32:14 -0400 :
Oops... I think I deleted mysql.sock - WHAT CAN I DO?
Become root, and do:
mksock /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock
chmod 777 /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock
chown user.group /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock
replace user and group by the user/group
I think you should be safe to just restart MySQL
On Wednesday 19 September 2001 08:32 am, Felipe Baytelman wrote:
Oops... I think I deleted mysql.sock - WHAT CAN I DO?
I'm not a linux guy... I don't fly trough this OS...
Could you help me?
I'm really hurried!
Felipe Baytelman
Hello, I´m Brazilian and a new subscriber of this list.
(sorry my english)
I´m working with MySql and with a 100.000 rows table, this table is
growing 300 rows in each day.
How can I arrange this information to get a good performance of my
queries (my SELECT´s) ?
We intend to do this:
Work with
I'm sorry, but we need a little more information, Such as the query
you're using, the machine type, ram etc., the table structure. With out
those its very hard to help you optimize anything.
Bruno Faé wrote:
Hello, I´m Brazilian and a new subscriber of this list.
(sorry my english)
I´m
, 2001 9:42 AM
Subject: What can I do ?
Hello, I´m Brazilian and a new subscriber of this list.
(sorry my english)
I´m working with MySql and with a 100.000 rows table, this table is
growing 300 rows in each day.
How can I arrange this information to get a good performance of my
queries (my
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So, I'd really like to have mysql working on OS X and while there were a
few people trying it out and having difficulty, I have yet to see any
posts of total success.
I'm an experienced MacOS programmer, but I have little experience on
Unix -- so I'm way
On Tuesday, May 1, 2001, at 04:42 AM, Sinisa Milivojevic wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So, I'd really like to have mysql working on OS X and while there
were a
few people trying it out and having difficulty, I have yet to see any
posts of total success.
I'm an experienced MacOS
tyler writes:
cut
Ok. Here's the output to the screen:
./mysql-test-run
Installing Test Databases
Removing Stale Files
Installing Master Databases
Installing Slave Databases
Starting MySQL daemon
Loading Standard Test Databases
Starting Tests
TEST
So, I'd really like to have mysql working on OS X and while there were a
few people trying it out and having difficulty, I have yet to see any
posts of total success.
I'm an experienced MacOS programmer, but I have little experience on
Unix -- so I'm way behind the curve on looking at the
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