[Ilugc] hi
- From: ravi.goglobium@xxxxxxxxx (Ravi Jaya)
- Date: Thu Feb 18 18:10:39 2010
found in anywhere. Where I can download this or if someone have it could
send to me?
In your case you can check certain things
1. Are you sure. is it mysql server had already installed in your system. If
so try to start it again.
if it is fedora based distro say
service mysqld start
others
/etc/init.d/mysql[d] start
then you can try the mysqladmin command
2. If you had not installed mysql server then you could install
yum install mysql-server for fedora distro's
apt-get install mysql-server for debian or ubuntu
[d] is not required when you use debian you can simply say /etc/init.d/mysql
start
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