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Did you try restarting mysql? I had a similar problem where mysql would no longer boot up after those updates saying that mysql.sock was missing. If you restart mysql you might get the same message, and if you do, go to /etc/mysql and rename my.cnf to something else. It was an ugly fix, but it worked with mysql just complaining about a missing config file but then it still worked great. I don't know what else to tell you=/
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