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Hi everyone,
I got a problem installing mySql under Windows NT. I can't start the service. It doesn't work with the command line neither with the control panel. Starting with control panel --> services says: "Couldn't start mySql. The process was interrupted" Starting with the command line says: "A system error occured. System error 1067. The process was interrupted" Can anyone help me?? |
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana,Arial,Helvetica">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by jayman18:
Hi everyone, I got a problem installing mySql under Windows NT. I can't start the service. It doesn't work with the command line neither with the control panel. Starting with control panel --> services says: "Couldn't start mySql. The process was interrupted" Starting with the command line says: "A system error occured. System error 1067. The process was interrupted" Can anyone help me??[/quote] This is a copy of the readme that came with the win32 version mysql. It should answer all of your questions about running as a service under NT. I am running mysql, apachie and php on nt4.0 sp4. Good Luck! This is the shareware release of MySQL for Win32. Please refer to the file SHAREWARE-LICENSE for information about how you can use this MySQL version. (In short form; This is an old but complete and pretty stable MySQL version that you have the right to use for an evaluation period of 30 days. MySQL will not in any way force you to register and it will continue to work even after the evaluation period. We trust that if you find MySQL usefull and start using it 'for real' you will register a MySQL-Win32 license. By doing this you will get access to the newest MySQL-Win32 version and will get free updates to future MySQL-Win32 versions) The latest information about MySQL can be found at: http://www.tcx.se To see what it can do take a look at the features section in the manual. For future plans see the TODO appendix in the manual. New features/bug fixes history is in the news appendix in the manual. For the currently known bugs/misfeatures (known errors) see the bugs appendix in the manual. For examples of SQL and benchmarking information see the bench directory. The manual mentioned above can be found in the Docs directory. The manual is available in the following formats: as text in Docs/manual.txt, as HTML in Docs/manual_toc.html, as GNU Info in Docs/mysql.info and as PostScript in Docs/manual.ps. For a contributed user manual see http://www.turbolift.com/mysql. MySQL is brought to you by: Michael (Monty) Widenius at TcX DataKonsult AB. For the other contributors see the Credits appendix in the manual. At http://www.tcx.se/Downloads you can find a port of perl, with DBI, DBD-MySQL and DBD-ODBC that works under Win32 against a Win32 or Unix mysqld server! ************************************************************************* Notes for this version: The default version of mysqld (the SQL server) is compiled with full debugging and automatic memory allocation checking. You can also use the optimized version mysqld-opt, but if you have any problems you should try the normal version! Starting MySQL (this will start mysqld in the background without a window): binmysqld or on NT if you don't want to start mysqld as a service: binmysqld --standalone Killing MySQL: binmysqladmin -u root shutdown Testing mysql: binmysqlshow binmysqlshow -u root mysql binmysqladmin version status proc binmysql test On NT mysqld can be installed as a service with: binmysqld --install # Install MySQL as a service binmysqld --remove # remove MySQL as a service Note that in this case you can't use any other options for mysqld! You can also run mysqld as a standalone program on NT if you start mysqld with any other option! If you start mysqld without options on NT, mysqld starts itself with the default service options. It is installed with the name "MySql". Once installed it must be started using Services Control Manager (SCM) Utility (found in Control Panel). If some options are wanted they must be specified as "Startup parameters" in the SCM utility before start. Once running mysqld can be stopped using mysqladmin or from Services Control Manager Utility. In case of stopping from SCM, there is a strange message from SCM but mysqld shutdown normally. Running as service mysqld has not access at console and so no messages can be seen. On NT you can get the following service error messages: Permission Denied - Means that it cannot find mysqld.exe Cannot Register - Means that the path is incorrect - You can also use MyODBC or perl to connect to mysqld. - This version is configured to be installed in c:mysql. You can in install it anywhere, but if you install it at any other location you have to tell mysqld where everything is by supplying options to mysqld. Use binmysqld --help to print all options! If you for example have moved the MySQL distribution to D rogramsmysqlyou have to start mysqld with: D rogramsmysqlbinmysqld --basedir D rogramsmysql- If you have problems installing mysqld as a service, try starting mysqld with the full path: 'C:mysqlbinmysqld --install'. If this doesn't work, you can get mysqld to start properly by fixing the path in the registry! - Most things appears to work nicely on Win32. We use the MySQL benchmarks and crash-me to check each version before releasing it. - The distributed default MySQL version is compiled with debugging information so one can get a trace file with: mysqld --debug. After one has verified mysqld works correctly one can switch to the optimized version: mysqld-opt.exe - There is a leak of about 200 bytes for each MySQL connection on Win95 (Not on Win98 or NT). The problem is probably in the Windows95 kernel. This means that one should try to use persistent connections or boot the computer once in a while. Actually the above is not fatal as one needs about 5000 connection to leak one megabyte. - We haven't still solved how we can get signals in threads to break connections. This means that a connection will not automaticly be disconnected after 8 hours as the Unix version of MySQL. This also means that if a connection 'hangs' it's impossible to break it without killing MySQL. 'mysqladmin kill' will also not work on a sleeping connection and 'mysqladmin shutdown' can't abort as long as there are sleeping connections. - Normally one should add a password for the 'root' user and take mysqld down with: mysqladmin --user=root --password=your_password shutdown In this case one should remove the entry with host='localhost' and user='' from the user database. The above is most easly done with: shell> mysql mysql mysql> delete from user where host='localhost' and user=''; mysql> quit shell> mysqladmin reload shell> mysqladmin -u root password your_password - As filenames are case insensitive on Win32, database and table names are also case insensitive in MySQL for Win32. The only restriction is that a table name must match the same case for the whole query: SELECT * from table_name where TABLE_NAME.col=1 # This won't work. - Directories in Win95 are separated with '' which is also the escape character in MySQL. If you are using LOAD DATA INFILE or SELECT INTO OUTFILE you have to double the '' or use the unix style filenames '/' SELECT * FROM skr INTO OUTFILE 'C:/tmp/skr.txt'; LOAD DATA INFILE "C:tmpskr.txt" INTO TABLE skr; - The distributed MySQL version is compiled with debugging information so one can get a trace file with: mysqld --debug. - There are two versions of the 'mysql' command line tool; 'mysql', compiled on native Win32, which offers very limited text editing capabilities and 'mysqlc', compiled with the Cygnus gnu compiler and libraries, which offers readline editing. As mysqlc is from the old MySQL 3.20 release you must start mysqld with: binmysqld --old-protocol --port=3333 if you want to use readline editing. You must also copy libcygwin.dll to windowssystem (or similar place). - The default permission is that anyone can use any database that starts with 'test' from any host and only root can take mysql down: mysqladmin -u root shutdown - This distribution includes the a prototype of a new GUI tool, MySQLManager, by James Pereria. This has still some rough edges, but it can serve as a great base for further development! - If you get "Access denied" when using 'mysql -u root mysql' try to create a file named 'hosts' in the windows folder with the following information: 127.0.0.1 localhost This file should also solve the problem if you have an dialup account and your computer tries to dial up every time a mysql client tries to connect to the mysql server. You can test that the file is ok by doing 'ping localhost'; If you get a reply, without a your machine is trying to dial up your ISP, your machine is set up correctly. If you want to help us develop MySQL for Win95 please mail to mysql-win32@tcx.se to get help to set up your environment! All questions that are specific to the windows version should be posted to this list! Please remember to include all relevant information that may help solve your problem. Note that we at TCX will not answer any mails for the MySQL shareware version (but there are still many users on the above list that can help you if you run into trouble). Requests to be added or dropped from the mysql-win32 list should be sent to the electronic mail address mdomo@tcx.se. Sending a one-line message with body text of either "subscribe mysql-win32" or "unsubscribe mysql-win32" will suffice. If your reply address is not valid, you may use "subscribe mysql-win32 your@address.your-domain" or "unsubscribe mysql-win32 your@address.your-domain". One behalf of the TcX gang, Michael Widenius & David Axmark |
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Hello,
I've been unable to start mysql as a service on NT4, but can get it running as follows... <<< ..on NT4, and get the same message when typing C:>mysqld C:>mysqlshow "Can't connect to MySQL server on localhost (10061)" I don't know the answer - let's hope someone does. >>> Reason was that after typing "mysqld" - the process was starting and then exiting - you can see it in the Task Manager. Solution: C:>cd mysqlbin C:>mysqld -nt --install This gives an error message "mysqld: Can't read dir of '--install' (Errcode2)" However, the process still starts ok. Then... C:>mysql mysql> ...and you're away! not perfect but it works... thanks john <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana,Arial,Helvetica">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by jayman18: Hi everyone, I got a problem installing mySql under Windows NT. I can't start the service. It doesn't work with the command line neither with the control panel. Starting with control panel --> services says: "Couldn't start mySql. The process was interrupted" Starting with the command line says: "A system error occured. System error 1067. The process was interrupted" Can anyone help me??[/quote] |
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