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Comments - Missing mysqld.sock file?

12 years, 8 months ago colin charles
Re: Missing mysqld.sock file [Answer]

Try doing:

cd /etc/init.d Go to where mysqld is, and try: ./mysqld start

Then do mysql -uroot and see if you can login.

Also, it would help if you tell us how you installed MariaDB. Thanks!

 
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