BLU Discuss list archive
[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index]
[Discuss] mysql problem
- Subject: [Discuss] mysql problem
- From: johnhall2.0 at gmail.com (John Hall)
- Date: Tue, 4 Nov 2014 22:21:56 -0500
- In-reply-to: <20141104234928.GA30413@betelguese>
- References: <20141104234928.GA30413@betelguese>
On Tue, Nov 4, 2014 at 6:49 PM, dan moylan <jdm at moylan.us> wrote: > mysql-community-client-5.6.21-1.fc20.x86_64 > Hi Dan, I'm still figuring this out too. MariaDB is the version/branch included with Fedora 19, 20 and RHEL 7. I believe you will find an additional repository like repo.mysql.com is enabled in the list from: #yum repolist I suspect it may be smoother to use MariaDB since that is what the rest of the packages in the distro will be tuned for, but it really might not make much difference in the long run. Please share differences if you learn about any. To find your logs you might type # ps aux | egrep mysql as root and look at the command line for the main process which will might list the log file path as an option. This works for mariadb - the error logs are by default at: /var/log/mariadb/mariadb.log and the service name is mariadb.service. The mysql name is used by mariadb in some seemingly random places - I imagine for backward compatibility with some tools. ( I think the socket file is one example.) It seems at least that the database and connections work the same way. For systemd logs use journalctl # journalctl -h Has been helpful to me to get started. It will at least show service starts and stops, and probably will show if it's logging to a file or using the journald service. If it's a file it will probably give the path. I'd look for a faq entry or installation guide on mysql.com if you choose to stick with that option. Hope that helps a little. Cheers, John Hall
- References:
- [Discuss] mysql problem
- From: jdm at moylan.us (dan moylan)
- [Discuss] mysql problem
- Prev by Date: [Discuss] comcast wifi question
- Next by Date: [Discuss] Revisiting VMWare ESX backup options
- Previous by thread: [Discuss] mysql problem
- Next by thread: [Discuss] mysql problem
- Index(es):