thenktor, you are absolutely right.
But you should know the "service" command and make some advertisement for it ... Shame on you
man service wrote:
NAME
service - a command line tool that helps with management of system ser‐
vices
(...)
service is part of the salixtools package.
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AUTHORS
· George Vlahavas <vlahavas~at~gmail~dot~com>
service started as a fork of the service script originally written by:
· Jean-Philippe Guillemin <jp.guillemin~at~free~dot~fr>
It makes the job more easy (get root rights for it):
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# chown -R mysql:mysql /var/lib/mysql
# service restart mysql
Maybe a "service start" only will do the trick also.
But the user wrote he did check the box for mysql service to start, then it was maybe only the file rights problem.
Sorry, no problem. Only wanted to add this because the tool is great and some help towards more usability