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Can't get mysql working
Mackanz
May 2004
edited May 2004
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Hi all,
Whenever i try to start the mysql service, i get the Error 1067: The process terminated unexpectedly
Apache is running fine, php installed but all i need is to get mysql working so that a database can be created.
Cheers!
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versello
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May 2004
edited May 2004
If you've installed mysql into a non-standard directory, you're going to manually have to edit the my.ini in c:\win.
Mine looks like:
[mysqld]
basedir=C:/www/mysql/
datadir=C:/www/mysql/data/
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Mackanz
May 2004
edited May 2004
Ok, got it working now. I just had to delete the my.ini and reinstall mysql. Now i just need to configure it/starting a new database.
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versello
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May 2004
edited May 2004
You might want to change the default password tho. I believe the syntax at teh command prompt was like, mysql -u root password passHere
I highly reccomend you install phpMyAdmin. It makes managing MySQL as cool as dancing bananas :jelly:
When you start the binary tho, your database is already created. Just start creating tables.
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Mine looks like:
[mysqld]
basedir=C:/www/mysql/
datadir=C:/www/mysql/data/
I highly reccomend you install phpMyAdmin. It makes managing MySQL as cool as dancing bananas :jelly:
When you start the binary tho, your database is already created. Just start creating tables.