Restart MySQL Server

[laurent]

I have added a my.cnf file and I'd want to restart mysql server.

But all I have tryed doesn't work.

mysqld restart
Error: Too many arguments

mysqladmin shutdown
Access denied for user root@localhost

mysql.server stop
command not found

 

[jerry2005]

Why not do it with the service manager within DA ?


I am using debian 3.1, if i want to reset mysql from the commandline the command would be:

/etc/init.d/mysqld restart

The path depends on the os you are using...

 

[laurent]

Why not do it with the service manager within DA ?

Do you mean with the % privileges ?
I've already done it, but it's nor enough.

I am using debian 3.1, if i want to reset mysql from the commandline the command would be:

/etc/init.d/mysqld restart

I've tryed and I've the error :
Error: Too many arguments

Thank you

 

[nobaloney]

From the admin control panel you can start, stop, and restart certain daemons. mysqld is one of them.

If that won't start it, then you've got an error in your configuration file.

Jeff

 

[deserts]

/usr/local/etc/rc.d/mysqld restar

for freebsd 6.0

 

[nobaloney]

Probably restart with a trialing t.

Jeff

 

[mrwebng]

How do i fix this error
mysqld is currently down

 

[Richard G]

Please create a new thread with your exact issue instead of replying in a thread from 14!! years ago. Too many things changed in that time.

 

[pixGT]

service mysqld restart

 

[sysdev]

service mysqld restart

I think he has it figured it out after 15-16 years...

 

[Richard G]

And also after 1 year (march 19th 2020 which he was responding to).

 

[pixGT]

Still, Newbies have these types of issues. That's why I replied to this thread

 

[Richard G]

Still no reason to up ancient posts. Mysql down can have various issues, it's better to create a new thread.
Originally over 14 years, if you answer, others keep doing this also. It's just not done with ancient threads.