Re: startup mysql as service on redhat enterprise linux 6.4
Simple solution:
Set SELINUX to disabled or permissive in /etc/selinux/config
If SELINUX has to be Enforcing, use semanage to change the context of the MySQL datadir and its contents.
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Re: startup mysql as service on redhat enterprise linux 6.4
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