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Re: mysql.sock
From: <edict () ancientservility net>
Date: Mon, 15 Mar 2004 05:49:02 -0600
not sure why this is on this thread but... it looks like a path problem to me. try creating a symlink to the actual mysql.sock file, which is located in /tmp by default. ln -s /tmp/mysql.sock /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock if that works then you may need to specify the path to the sock file when you start mysqld, or change it in your my.cnf file. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lawrence, Michael" <MLawrence () soroc com> To: "'Jeff Leveille'" <JLeveille () SunJournal com>; <security-basics () securityfocus com> Cc: "Lawrence, Michael" <MLawrence () soroc com> Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 3:57 PM Subject: RE: mysql.sock
I have tried starting mysql using safe_mysqld. It fails to start. I
checked
the error log in /var/lib/mysql and found that there was an error 2 (permission problem) and it was unable to locate hosts.frm in /var/lib/mysql/mysql/. Checked the permissions and ownership, and everything for mysql is owned by the user mysql and that user has the read/write access. I have even gone as far as setting the permissions to read/write/exicute through the whole tree to see if that solved the issue. (Box is not connected to a network currently, so security is a non issue
for
the moment.) This has not solved the issue. I am still getting the same
two
errors. I have even tried reinstalling the main databases using mysql_install_db. This has not worked. Any ideas? Mike
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Current thread:
- Re: mysql.sock, (continued)
- Re: mysql.sock jayesh (Mar 10)
- Re: mysql.sock daedalus (Mar 10)
- Re: mysql.sock Gabriel Orozco (Mar 10)
- Re: mysql.sock Eugene Patek (Mar 10)
- Re: mysql.sock Gene Cronk (Mar 11)
- Re: mysql.sock Mike (Mar 11)
- RE: mysql.sock Lawrence, Michael (Mar 11)
- RE: mysql.sock Jeff Leveille (Mar 11)
- RE: mysql.sock Lawrence, Michael (Mar 11)
- Re: mysql.sock Gabriel Orozco (Mar 12)
- Re: mysql.sock edict (Mar 15)