mysqld-max problem.

[jeffery]

When I use the mysqld-max daemon, directadmin will show mysqld process is stopped.

Any clues?

 

[jmstacey]

I'm not a wiz at the internal workings of DA, but my guess would be that mysqld-max uses a different identification so because DA is looking for the normal version id that is installed and doesn't find it, it reports thats its offline.

If this is the case then maybe DA needs a smart detector to tell what type of mysql is installed or if its possible to change the id to what the normal mysql would use.....

 

[DennisCitus]

Same problem, sorry for bumping this topic.

Can DirectAdmin build in support for MySQL-Max?

 

[westm003]

I have this problem too!!

On top of that the services files gets reset and mysqld keeps bouncing in restart..

I had to deinstall

RPM -e MySQL-MaX

to get the engine to show mysqld-standard

Please DA PLEASE convert DA to accept -max!!

Tnx...

 

[DirectAdmin Support]

Hello,

Edit:
/usr/local/directadmin/data/admin/services.status

change:

mysqld=ON

to

mysqld-max=ON

you'll need to also create a symbolic link to the boot script:

cd /etc/init.d
ln -s mysqld mysqld-max

John

 

[westm003]

Tnx!!

I experienced a lot of times that after a restart of DA the services file entries get reset...

I will try this what you suggested...

Thanks!!