If you put your MySQL data files in /var/run, it's your fault. In
standard MySQL configuration, it belongs in /var/lib/mysql, NOT
/var/run. /var/run should ONLY contain temporary files (pid files,
etc.) and should NOT contain anything that must be saved between reboots.
On Debian, there's even /lib/init/bootclean.sh which removes files from
/var/run on boot!
If you put important files that must persist between reboots in /var/run
on your system, it is YOUR fault, not ATS's.
On 6/17/11 10:22 AM, Sharl.Jimh.Tsin wrote:
as we know,many datas will be put into this folder,especially the
MySQL data files.
NOW it is gone!!!! WHY??? want a reply.
hey!! anybody??? i think it is a serious bug. want a fix and some
saving for my DATA.
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