Re: MySQL problems in RedHat [sorry if wrong list]]

["Bill Smith" <billsmith jps net>]

I am having a similar problem.  I had to use the isapnp utility to get Linux
6.1 to recognize the modem port, then setserial to configure it.  I found a
segment fault in the Gnome serial port configuration utility and then edited
wvdial.conf manually to jump over that hurdle.  I finally was able to dial
and connect as a single user to an Internet provider, only to find Netscape
complaining about a name server problem.  Netscape suggests a non-root name
server may be needed and that $SOCKS_NS environment variable needs to point
to this host preference or ip address.

How does one proceed from here?

Also.. I am still not able to configure the parallel port which is a pnp on
the computer motherboard.  Pnpdump apparently did not identify the port.  It
did recognize a sound-blaster card and the modem, and a game port, but did
not see two on-board serial ports or the parallel port.  Curiously, the two
on-board PNP serial ports are recognized by Linux and configurable by
setserial.  Any ideas on how to fire up the parallel port?

TIA

73 de Bill AB6MT
billsmith jps net


----- Original Message -----
From: Pete Robie <rewt wf net>
To: <RedHat-install-list redhat com>
Sent: Thursday, December 16, 1999 11:26 PM
Subject: MySQL problems in RedHat [sorry if wrong list]]


> Currently i am tring to install the latest version of MySQL server and
client on RedHat 6.0 and was getting the errno of:
> 'Unable to open socket /tmp/mysql.sock' with errno 2000. The daemon is
running and this _was_ working until we attempted to install PHP4/Apache and
MySQL together. I can provide more information at a later time once I am at
home (wife rebooted into Windows).
>
> TIA.
>
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> Thank you;
>
> Pete Robie
> Email: rewt wf net
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