Re: /tmp clean at boot time
In article <[🔎] 20040411180703.6489.qmail@web41707.mail.yahoo.com>,
Umar Draz <i_debian@yahoo.com> wrote:
>hi dears
>
> i have woody with kernel 2.4.25 (now i have install mysql through
>source) its working .
>
> now when i reboot my machine. during boot up /tmp directory is clean
>and also mysql.sock delete thats why mysql server not run during boot.
>
>how i can solve this problem that my /tmp directory not clean at boot time?
I think your initial problem is that the mysql server doesn't
run, and you think it has something to do with the cleaning of /tmp, right?
It probably doesn't.
If the mysql server needs a socket in /tmp at startup, it will
create it itself.
Now the Debian mysqld puts that socket in /var/run/mysqld, so it
sounds like you're not using the Debian package.
Are you perhaps starting the mysql daemon way way too early at
bootup, and then bootmisc.sh comes along and removes /tmp/mysql.sock ?
Well, that's your problem right there. You should probably start
mysql at /etc/init.d/S60mysql or something, not earlier.
Mike.
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