Thanks for the help! Worked perfectly.
Don
Paul DuBois <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At 10:01 -0700 4/16/04, Don Dachner wrote:
>Ok, that worked. Thanks.
>
>I guess now my only question is is there something wrong with my
>environment since I have to type:
>
>"./bin/mysql -u root"
>
>instead of
>
At 10:01 -0700 4/16/04, Don Dachner wrote:
Ok, that worked. Thanks.
I guess now my only question is is there something wrong with my
environment since I have to type:
"./bin/mysql -u root"
instead of
"mysql -u root"?
I don't know about "wrong", but that's certainly less convenient than it
need
Ok, that worked. Thanks.
I guess now my only question is is there something wrong with my environment since I
have to type:
"./bin/mysql -u root"
instead of
"mysql -u root"?
Thanks,
Don
At 9:30 -0700 4/16/04, Don Dachner wrote:
>I ran ./bin/safe_mysqld &
>
>and got:
>
>[1] 3328
>
>ro
At 9:30 -0700 4/16/04, Don Dachner wrote:
I ran ./bin/safe_mysqld &
and got:
[1] 3328
root # Starting mysqld daemon with databases from /usr/local/mysql/data
and the cursor hangs on the next line down ...
Your shell printed "root #". safe_mysqld (running in the background)
printed the Starti
I ran ./bin/safe_mysqld &
and got:
[1] 3328
root # Starting mysqld daemon with databases from /usr/local/mysql/data
and the cursor hangs on the next line down ...
thanks,
don
Try ls to see whether safe_mysqld is in the directory and the run:
Safe_mysqld &
Note! You have to be root to
reff: command not found: trying to start mysql
binary 4.1 on Linux.
to start mysql, i have to be in: /usr/local/mysql
and execute:
./bin/mysql -u root mysql
If i'm in another directory, I get "command not found: trying to start
mysql". Seems to me this is a PATH issue.
I had
binary 4.1 on Linux.
to start mysql, i have to be in: /usr/local/mysql
and execute:
./bin/mysql -u root mysql
If i'm in another directory, I get "command not found: trying to start mysql". Seems
to me this is a PATH issue.
I had binary 4.0 working here at one time, but I&#
