[MacPorts] #19980: mysql5 failed after upgrade
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Tue Jun 16 23:55:58 PDT 2009
#19980: mysql5 failed after upgrade
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Reporter: Dormilich@… | Owner: ryandesign@…
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: Normal | Milestone:
Component: ports | Version: 1.7.1
Keywords: | Port: mysql5 mysql5-server
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Comment(by ryandesign@…):
Replying to [ticket:19980 Dormilich@…]:
> after upgrading "mysql @5.0.67_1+server" (to "mysql5 @5.0.83_0") the
MySQL server failed to start.
Did you remember to stop the mysql 5.0.67 server before upgrading? If not,
you need to stop that server now. You can restart the machine to do this,
or you could probably also do it with mysqladmin.
What command did you use to try to start the mysql 5.0.83 server? The
easiest way to start and stop the server is "sudo port load mysql5-server"
and "sudo port unload mysql5-server".
> found that neither the LaunchDaemon was linked,
What do you mean "linked"? Do you just mean that the launchd plist didn't
exist? If so, then that's correct; it's been moved to the new
mysql5-server port.
> nor the socket file existed.
The socket won't exist until the server is started, of course.
> after installing "mysql5-server @5.0.83_0" I got the link to the
LaunchDaemon, but still no socket file (using the old socked file gave
error (38)).
Where are you looking for the new socket file? Where are you finding the
old socket file?
> deactivating "mysql5 @5.0.83_0" broke down the whole mysql (so I re-
activated it).
What do you mean "broke down"?
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Ticket URL: <http://trac.macports.org/ticket/19980#comment:2>
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