Hello.
>--default-file=/home/jesse/mysql/my-large.cnf to run the server but it
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There's 's' at the end, use --defaults-file.
>I have tried to use ./mysqld_safe
>--default-file=/home/jesse/mysql/my-large.cnf to run the server but it
>doesn't w
Hello.
MySQL could be installed under unprivileged user in location
owned by that user. You should correctly specify the parameters
in the configuration file or in command line. I usually launch
mysqld using mysqld_safe with --defaults-file command line option.
Here's an example of such file
I downloaded the binary files and upziped them to /home/myname/mysql.(I use
red hat linux) when I use command "mysqld --console" to run the server. The
following message are showed on the screen:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bin]$ ./mysqld --console
050525 17:36:11 Warning: Can't create test file
/var/li
