Re: mysqld fails to startup on Fedora Core 3
try this:
unistall MySQL
setenforce 0
this sets SELinux to permissive mode
reinstall MySQL
restorecon -R /var/lib/mysql /var/log/mysqld.log
or where ever your installation of MySQL is stored, don't forget the log files too
This reset the SELinux securitity context for those files and directories
Then reset SELinux back to enforce mode
setenforce 1
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Re: mysqld fails to startup on Fedora Core 3
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