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Major MYSQL issue

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  1. Funkadelic

    Funkadelic Well-Known Member

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    I had mysql upgraded from 4.0.25 standard something to 4.1.18 and apache broke, apache was then fixed and then when mysql was restarted it decided not to turn on again. Running the command /scripts/mysqlup --force does absolutely nothing as you can see here:

    root@server20 [~]# /scripts/mysqlup --force
    root@server20 [~]#

    I have whmxtra and I try to run the reinstall through there but it does not work. I'm not all technical so if you have an idea put it into something I can understand.
     
    #1 Funkadelic, Apr 12, 2006
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    my suggestion is going to be beg/borrow or hire a knowledgeable system administrator for this one.

    I just went through some issues with mysql 4.1.18 and its going to take some tech knowhow to find the errors and then be able to interpet them for a fix.

    If you can track down the errors in the error logs and post them we will be glad to give it a shot to help you.
     
    #2 dave9000, Apr 12, 2006
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    I got a tech guy who was able to reinstall it somehow and it's now online.
     
    #3 Funkadelic, Apr 12, 2006
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    glad ya got it handled :D
     
    #4 dave9000, Apr 12, 2006
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    Not entirely, he got mysql installed and it appears to be working from the outside but most scripts don't function correctly, some scripts work and some don't, if they do then they have something wrong with them.
     
    #5 Funkadelic, Apr 12, 2006
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    have him enable old-passwords in the cnf file
     
    #6 dave9000, Apr 12, 2006
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    Should I copy the cnf file from the old server?
     
    #7 Funkadelic, Apr 12, 2006
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