MySQL Error - Printable Version

MySQL Error - Printable Version

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MySQL Error - One Hit KO - 02.06.2011

Sorry for not posting this in the English forum however I thought I'd gain a quicker response here.

Basically when I first download 'twlan-1.4.3L1.sh' it runs smoothly. However if I'm to shutdown my laptop then later turn it back on and start up TWLan, I get this message

Code:
No database connection could be established. (is MySQL running?)

Error message: Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/opt/twlan/tmp/mysql.sock' (2)

I've ran out of ideas on what to do.

Information:

I'm running Linux Debian and when I try the status command for TWLan I get this (Hope it helps)

Code:
WLan status

 Apache         : running (PID 4232)

 MySQL          : not running

 Events handler : not running

Ports:

  80  (HTTPD/Apache) : used by TWLan

3306  (MySQL)        : unused

Notice: TWLan does not need port 3306 anymore.

When I try "sudo/etc/init.d/mysqlstop"
I'm given this message

Code:
bash: sudo/etc/init.d/mysqlstop: No such file or directory

Please, any help would be greatly appreciated.

RE: MySQL Error - Molt - 02.06.2011

Try this in Terminal:

Code:
sudo /opt/twlan/twlan.sh stop

and afterwards this:

Code:
sudo /opt/twlan/twlan.sh start

Greetings
Molt

RE: MySQL Error - faust - 06.06.2011

on debian you normaly don't have sudo... or am i wrong? >_<

to stop your mysql deamon you have to run

Code:
su

YOUR_ROOT_PW

/etc/init.d/mysql stop

then try to restart twlan with

Code:
/opt/twlan/twlan.sh stop

/opt/twlan/twlan.sh start

RE: MySQL Error - Molt - 06.06.2011

As far as I know, Debian supports sudo, and if you run "twlan.sh stop", MySQL and Apache should also be stopped.

Greetings
Molt

RE: MySQL Error - Lekensteyn - 07.06.2011

Debian works with a root account, sudo is not installed by default.

Code:
su #you'll be asked for your root password

/opt/twlan/twlan.sh restartmysql

# check again:

/opt/twlan/twlan.sh status