Dear MySql users and developers,
I've searched the whole mailing list, as well as
MySql's documentation, to see if anyone has run into
the same problem as I did minutes ago, but I couldn't
find a match.
I did find some similar problems, but they were all
related to MySql C Api, so I decided it'd be better
for me to post the problem.
I'm using mysql 3.22.21 on SuSE Linux 6.1 (actually
SuSE comes with that version of mysql, so it installs
automatically). The thing is that I've been testing
mysql and it all worked great, but suddenly, I've got
this error message:
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shell>mysql -u root -h localhost -p
Password: *****
Welcome to the MySQL monitor. Commands end with ; or
\g
Your MySQL connection id is 1 to server version:
3.22.21
Bus error
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since then I've been unable to connect to the mysql
daemon, and I really can't figure out what's the
problem. I've tried everything (running mysqld and
safe_mysqld with options like --not-networking,
--skip-locking, did some isamchk checkes on mysql's
standard tables), but I'm still unable to perform a
normal connect.
Does anyone know what may caused this situation? I
didn't do anything crazy, the problem just came up. I
uninstalled mysql from my system, and re-installed it
using SuSE's Yast. Then I executed mysql_install_db,
everything was looking good, but when I called mysql,
I got the same message.
The daemon doesn't give me any error messages, nor the
log file, and when I tried to list the processes, the
only process I got was (obviously) PROCESSES.
So, I really don't know what to do now. I'm looking
for any kind of help.
Thank you for your time and I'm sorry if this message
caused any kind of inconvenients (as well as my really
bad english :-)
Regards, Mariano.
e-mail: mgiglesias@stripped
ICQ: 12826544
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