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Hi all,
I'm trying to change the default mysql port with no success. I looked at my.cnf file and there's no reference to port. I also looked at the iptables and mysql is running on 3306 (default).
I've changed the iptable file but mysql fails to restart.
If I add port = [my port number] to the my.cnf file, mysql fails to start.
yes you said that already. what errors are there? have you run mysqld in the foreground to look?
No errors. It just says [FAIL] after the restart command.
Sorry but I don't know what you mean by "have you run mysqld in the foreground to look?", but I'm willing to do it if you explain me how.
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