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This is a part MySQL and part linux question. When my server reboots which on occasion it needs to... the socket file for MySQL is purged (/tmp). I am looking for away to have the safe_mysqld fired up as part of the boot process. Does anyone have any ideas on this or where the files are I should edit?
Many thanks,
M.
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find the file mysql.server and follow the instructions in it... I think it needs to go in your init.d folder.... (but that's off the top of my head... []/w3timages/icons/wink.gif[/])
Matt
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I found it! Just need to spend some time reading the man file for it and I will be off to the races. Thanks Matt!
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I set up my rc.local with a command:
csh -cf '/etc/mysqld &'
the file contains:
#!/bin/sh
cd /usr/local/mysql bin/safe_mysqld
This works well for me, my system uses SysVInit scripts, but I didn't feel like writing a SysV script for mySQL. This setup spawns a new shell and runs mysqld in it, instead of executing mySQL in the current shell (thus making it unusable).
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