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vesper76
Dec 07, 2009Aspirant
Somehow broke logger, thereby breaking everything
For background on how I somehow got to this point: viewtopic.php?f=22&t=36105&start=0 I'm moving to this forum, because it's essentially a different question than I started with. The short versio...
Dwarf1
Dec 07, 2011Aspirant
Hi Peter,
Just replied your MP and sent you the correct logger file (the one which works on my ReadyNas Pro);
I've read your previous message and maybe the problem is just a "permissions" problem. MySQL needs to create some files into some directories (usually 'mysqld.pid' and 'mysqld.sock'). Don't know exactly where on your ReadyNas product, so check the logs file to find out where you must fix theses permissions;
Remember, Mysql daemon uses the "admin" user to start, so you must be sure that "admin" user can write into thoses directories.
@++
Dwarf
Just replied your MP and sent you the correct logger file (the one which works on my ReadyNas Pro);
I've read your previous message and maybe the problem is just a "permissions" problem. MySQL needs to create some files into some directories (usually 'mysqld.pid' and 'mysqld.sock'). Don't know exactly where on your ReadyNas product, so check the logs file to find out where you must fix theses permissions;
Remember, Mysql daemon uses the "admin" user to start, so you must be sure that "admin" user can write into thoses directories.
@++
Dwarf
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