Are you sure that mysql is starting before SS? I see your SS startup
script is S100slimserver - I've only ever seen two digit numbers in
these scripts, so perhaps this is being taken as 10 rather than 100.
You could try using S99slimserver.
Steve.
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SteveEast
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The WIKI article worked like a charm. I don't know if it was necessary,
but I went ahead and set the executable bit for user and group.
I'm up and running.
Thanks for everyone's help.
Jeff
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jclausius
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thanks alot, there is no mysqld.sock anywhere on the system, that I can
see!
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# find / -name *.sock -print
/tmp/mysql.sock
Should I change the line in the prefs file to point to the
/tmp/mysql.sock file?
thanks,
Greg
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gregh
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I got it working again. I was about to reinstall my complete system
until I figured out that the problem started after doing an "apt-get
upgrade" on my Debian testing machine, which updates all packages to
the latest (etch) testing release.
Some perl dbi package was upgraded and caused the proble
