I have a server that is running mySQL. Now, the problem is that mySQL does not load at boot time. I can not figure out why.
Before y'all start chiming in with the obvious, I have the startup scripts in the appropriate rc#.d directories (all are S90mysql) and I have the mysql script in /etc/rc.d/init.d
Also, chkconfig shows it set as ON for runlevels 2,3,4,5 (this is actually a sun linux box, but the general startup proceedures are the same).
We even have a link to /etc/rc.d/init.d/mysql in rc.local, and even THAT fails to bring mysql up at boot time. we CAN bring it up manually, and have been doing so, by manually executing /etc/rc.d/init.d/mysql after a reboot.
Unfortunately, the sunlinux stuff leaves a little to be desired in the logging area, as the only boot messages I get are dmesg stuff, no process boot messages like Red Hat provides.
So, any ideas? I know I have seen this issue before with Red Hat servers, and for hte life of me I cant recall what the fix was... I was thinking either a lock file somewhere that is still present, or something like that.
I originally thought it may be the position in the rc#.d directories (should it be S99 instead of S90?) but even if that were an issue, the link in rc.local should bring it up anyway...
so, any ideas y'all have would be greatly appreciated!
ciao ./jeff
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