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by dmbentley » May 23rd, '12, 13:06
I really want Mageia to work but the problem I have at the minute is that I cannot get MariaDB to work. I have installed the packages plus mysql workbench and PHPmyadmin and both say they cannot log into the mysql server.
What am I missing? (Probably something simple)
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by djennings » May 23rd, '12, 13:26
Well the simplest solution is to check if the mysqld service is running.
Look in Mageia Control Centre>System>Services
You will also need to set a root password for mariadb
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by dmbentley » May 23rd, '12, 17:00
Sorry my mistake. I had already checked the service was running, and it is.
Thanks for the quick reply, I will try and set the password later.
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by djennings » May 24th, '12, 19:28
Also check out the ownership of the files in /var/lib/mysql
When I upgraded my server to Mageia 2 it used different uid:gid numbers so mariadb would not start.
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by dmbentley » May 28th, '12, 11:00
It was the password, thanks. Although PHPmyadmin now works MYSQLworkbench still will not connect to the localhost, I think I remember seeing a bug report saying this so I will leave it for now.
Thanks again for the fast reply.
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