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- mariadb service is not starting after boot, CentOS 7
Do not use mysqld_safe You have all sorts of problems, all down to building a contender for a place in the systemd House of Horror by running a Poor Man's Dæmon Supervisor (written badly in shell script) underneath service management
- MariaDB password only works if passed as command line argument
$ mariadb --user blogbot -p"password" If I try to login this way, it doesn't work $ mariadb --user blogbot -p Enter password: ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'blogbot'@'localhost' (using password: YES) I tried many times both typing and pasting the password, and it seems clear to me that the problem is with the method
- start mariadb but systemctl status mariadb with failed
Like the comments suggest, mysql is a client connection tool (now named mariadb) and inventing options like -c app mysql and -s stop won't mangicly make it behave like a service manager Even if you want to invent your own, look at the existing version, its service many users and been pretty reliable, and its author (me) wasn't totally mad
- What is the default root password for mariadb in Arch Linux?
I install mariadb in arch-linux but I haven't got access to MySQL I try this: mysql -u root -p Enter password: ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO) I see very similar question, and test all of answers but I can't resolve it
- linux - MariaDB wont start, even after reinstalling - Unix Linux . . .
Dec 30 03:57:41 virtu systemd[1]: mariadb service: Failed with result 'exit-code' At first i think that because of disk full, but after i clean up log in var logs, it's still has the same problem I also installed iRedMail in the server, and everytime i try to restart mysql, it always return "Job for mariadb service failed because the control
- Anyone know a good gui to MariaDB? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
We know some tools have received requests and or are working to add support for MariaDB and Aria-specific features (SQLyog, for example) Until your preferred GUI tool supports MariaDB and Aria-specific features directly, most of the tools provide a mechanism for editing and executing custom SQL code One of the comments also suggested this tool:
- debian - MariaDB - dependency problems - leaving unconfigured - Unix . . .
In MariaDB 10 1 13 and later versions, the init script also sources etc default mariadb, so it can also be used to set MYSQLD_STARTUP_TIMEOUT to persistently change the startup timeout The default timeout has been increased from 30s to 60s in MariaDB 10 1 13 On systems that support systemd:
- software installation - Installing MariaDB 10. 4 on Centos 7 - Unix . . .
I've run yum-config-manager --enable MariaDB repo and yum update and inspected the enabled repos: $ enabled | grep maria mariadb MariaDB 86 This confirms that the new repo is enabled The guide later says to run sudo yum install MariaDB-server MariaDB-client Unfortunately, there is nothing to install as I am greeted with a message:
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