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- mariadb service is not starting after boot, CentOS 7
Do not use mysqld_safe You have all sorts of problems, all down to building a contender for a place in the systemd House of Horror by running a Poor Man's Dæmon Supervisor (written badly in shell script) underneath service management
- start mariadb but systemctl status mariadb with failed
Like the comments suggest, mysql is a client connection tool (now named mariadb) and inventing options like -c app mysql and -s stop won't mangicly make it behave like a service manager Even if you want to invent your own, look at the existing version, its service many users and been pretty reliable, and its author (me) wasn't totally mad
- Why do we misnomer MariaDB as a mysql-server?
Until MariaDB 5 5, MariaDB Server followed the MySQL version numbering schema, aiming for drop-in compatibility with the same major version of MySQL and MariaDB Server still retains high levels of compatibility with MySQL, and most popular applications that use MySQL will work seamlessly with MariaDB and
- What is the default root password for mariadb in Arch Linux?
I install mariadb in arch-linux but I haven't got access to MySQL I try this: mysql -u root -p Enter password: ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO) I see very similar question, and test all of answers but I can't resolve it
- debian - MariaDB - dependency problems - leaving unconfigured - Unix . . .
In MariaDB 10 1 13 and later versions, the init script also sources etc default mariadb, so it can also be used to set MYSQLD_STARTUP_TIMEOUT to persistently change the startup timeout The default timeout has been increased from 30s to 60s in MariaDB 10 1 13 On systems that support systemd:
- Anyone know a good gui to MariaDB? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
We know some tools have received requests and or are working to add support for MariaDB and Aria-specific features (SQLyog, for example) Until your preferred GUI tool supports MariaDB and Aria-specific features directly, most of the tools provide a mechanism for editing and executing custom SQL code One of the comments also suggested this tool:
- Setting custom MariaDB max_allowed_packet value in Debian 11?
The page refers to MySQL, but we are running MariaDB (v10 5 15), although I expect the issue will be similar(?) Indeed, the MariaDB config still seems to be inside etc mysql , but I am not sure which config file I may need to change (or whether I can add an additional "local" 'override' file in one of the *conf d folders) with the amended
- Install mysql (not mariadb) on raspbian bookworm and other debian
So I did that, and mariadb was installed (I quickly removed it and the other products installed with it ) I've tried to search how to force this to mysql rather than mariadb, to no avail I checked etc alternatives and that does not seem to be the thing in my way My research has led me only to comments like "Just use mariadb - it'll work "
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