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I am running a SuSe 10 for a documentation server running phpbb with MySQL.
Question1:
MySQL is set in the services to start on runlevel 3 & 5 and is enabled in YaST.
However it never starts on its own. How can I ensure that MySQL will start on its own? When I watch verbose bootup I see MySQL....start, but YaST says MySQL is enabled but not running. After clicking enable, MySQL starts fine.
Question2:
I am also running VNC on this machine and it runs fine. However I would like to learn how to set this as a service so it starts when booting the machine.
Let me know if I need to post any logs as I don't want to clutter the post if I don't have to.
sorry, im not quite sure - try checking the names of the shell scripts used to start the programs, i may be wrong about their names. also, what method of vnc are you using (tightvnc, realvnc, etc.)
There has been problems with MySql on the suse10.
Modprobe wont help here.
Try updating Mysql with YOU to newest one, its listed as optional, not critical.
That will fix some on boot problems.
One problem with MySQL is that when shutting down the computer SUSE can't allways kill the process, so next time it tries to enable it on boot it gets locked.
One thing you could try is to disable the mysql-service and then
DELETE var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock and enable it again.
For the Remote administration thing I haven't got any tips. Sorry
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