Subject: starting mysql at boottime
To: Netbsd-Help \(E-Mail\) <netbsd-help@netbsd.org>
From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?=22M=FCller=2C_Markus=22?= <Markus.Mueller@itworks-gmbh.de>
List: netbsd-help
Date: 02/15/2002 08:48:10
Hi all,

another rookie question...

I recently added a new HDD to our 1.5.2 system.
I did this because our MySQL database needed more space.

MySQL should start automatically at boottime (it always did), so I just
changed the 
database path in /etc/rc.local to 

/usr/pkg/bin/safe_mysqld -O query_buffer_size=8M --datadir=/database/mysql &

The new HDD is automatically mounted at /database at boottime.

So why doesn't MySQL do as told?
No startup at boottime!

I can start MySQL from the shell with exactly the same command...
I also can activate it through the webmin module...


Hmmm...


Mark