On 02/07/2012 11:52 AM, Michael Simpson wrote:
> Sometimes you need to run mysql-db-install as well if you have del'd
> all of the /var/lib/mysql/ directory
the init scripts should take care of that, as long as there is no
/var/lib/mysql present on the machine.
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On 3 February 2012 07:22, wrote:
> Bob Hoffman writes:
>
> When you run into this kind of problems you can just remove or rename
> /var/lib/mysql and restart the service, it should "reset" you back to
> square one. Of course, make a backup first!
>
Sometimes you need to run mysql-db-install as w
Bob Hoffman writes:
> after a few yum remove / reinstalls I got this working by doing the
> following...
>
> (not fully set up yet, just the very first step)
>
> #yum install mysql mysql-server
> #service mysqld start
> #chkconfig --levels 235 mysqld on
>
> #mysql --user=root -p
First time y
after a few yum remove / reinstalls I got this working by doing the
following...
(not fully set up yet, just the very first step)
#yum install mysql mysql-server
#service mysqld start
#chkconfig --levels 235 mysqld on
#mysql --user=root -p
(this is not the syntax I would have normaly used, but
I installed centos 6 as a webserver. It installed mysql.
However, I guess I need mysql-server for me to use it for php and my
website.
I installed that.
I am unable to give root a password and can go no further.
I have tried mysql-secure-installation and I just get stuck at errors
and no progres
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