Re: missing mysql.sock
Posted by TrevorH on 2012/3/27 0:51:25
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You tried `service mysqld start` as root? You looked in wherever you've pointed the log files to for clues - does it say anything there? The default is /var/log/mysqld.log but I suspect that you may have changed that.
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Just think, if you changed that back to the default of /var/lib/mysql then you'd be able to turn selinux back on! If it's a separate partition then just mount it on /var/lib/mysql instead of where it is now. If you cannot revert to the default then investigate `man semanage` and `man restorecon` to find out how you can set the selinux context on non-standard paths and apply it.
After installation of Mysql with centOS 6.2 the mysqld wouldn't start.
You tried `service mysqld start` as root? You looked in wherever you've pointed the log files to for clues - does it say anything there? The default is /var/log/mysqld.log but I suspect that you may have changed that.
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datadir= /srv/mysql
Just think, if you changed that back to the default of /var/lib/mysql then you'd be able to turn selinux back on! If it's a separate partition then just mount it on /var/lib/mysql instead of where it is now. If you cannot revert to the default then investigate `man semanage` and `man restorecon` to find out how you can set the selinux context on non-standard paths and apply it.
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