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mysql error Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.
Hello,
I have been researching without any luck about this problem. I have read many solutions to this problem but they did not work for me. Problem: I am getting the following error when I try to run mysql. Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' (2) 1- Please note that I am running as root. 2- I am using Mandrivia 2005 limited edition (I selected mysql when I installed my OS) 3- I do not find neither mysql directory under var/lib not mysql.sock Any help from the OSC (open source community) will be appreciated. Thanks, Dannux |
你看看你的权限
chown mysql.mysql <directory> |
Hi,
I installed Red Hat Linux 3 in my system which had given Apache, PHP and mysql 3 by default. But, when I tried to give the command '#mysqld' it has given some socket error(mysql.sock). What I did is, I downloaded mysql 5.0 RPM's from the site 'mysql.com' and installed it. And now, when I tried to connect to server, using '#mysqld', the error I got is: "[ERROR] Fatal error: Please read "Security" section of the manual to find out how to run mysqld as root!" And when I type the following command, #rpm -q mysql-server package mysql-server is not installed. And if I try to reinstall using mysql server rpm, it says that the package is already installed. Can somebody please help in solving this problem. I am new to Linux Environment. Please suggest me to sort out this problem. If at all repairing this problem is not possible, can somebody suggest how to uninstall mysql, so that I can try it out once again by installing. sreeni. |
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Hi, your question is different from what the original poster was asking, its probably better to start your own thread so that it get more exposure. |
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