Starting Mysql server at booting time
I am novice person to linux one silly question.
can anybody tell me how can i start mysql database server at booting time only ? currently i have to start it manually after. |
It depends what distro you have (goof idea to fill it in at the user cp) and how you installed mysql. You could try:
chkconfig --levels 345 mysqld on |
In redhat, you can use the command ntsysv as root to start services at boot time.
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