/ "sheeri kritzer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
| That's odd. My mysql.sock is chmod 777, which happened automatically.
Yes, the mysql.sock file is 777. But the directory that contains it
/var/run/mysqld is 770 on boot.
| Check the startup script. Is it calling mysqld_safe? Are you us
That's odd. My mysql.sock is chmod 777, which happened automatically.
Check the startup script. Is it calling mysqld_safe? Are you using
the regular startup script that came with mysql, or have you mucked
with it?
Make sure when you chmod that the file is still a socket. Shouldn't
be a proble
A couple of days ago, I decided to be brave (or crazy :-) and upgrade
my Ubuntu "Breezy" install to "Dapper". It was really remarkably
uneventful, I've just got a couple of rough edges to sort out.
One is that dspam (3.4.9 built by me some months ago) can no longer
connect to mysql when I reboot t
