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Mysql 5.7 at Centos 7 : how to use systemctl for non-unix-root account ?
Posted by: Avi Vainshtein
Date: May 18, 2017 09:36AM

I learned that in Centos 7 the well known (and recommended) command mysqld_safe doesn't exist anymore. And that the systemctl (from systemd) shall be used instead.

The matter is that i, as dba, don't have acces to unix root account. Therefore, can't use systemctl to stop/start mysqld...

So, what's the proper way for non-unix-root account to stop/start mysqld ?

Many thanks in advance,
Avi

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