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Old 12-14-2006
it seems messed, i don't know what is causing the problem, if i were you, instead of trying to clean up someone elses mess i would back up the /var/db/mysql folder, remove the entire package and reinstall it from ports, like, portinstall mysql-server, or pkg_add -r mysql-server

then restore your databases after you make sure everything is running and installed properly
# 16  
Old 12-14-2006
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Originally Posted by silicate
it seems messed, i don't know what is causing the problem, if i were you, instead of trying to clean up someone elses mess i would back up the /var/db/mysql folder, remove the entire package and reinstall it from ports, like, portinstall mysql-server, or pkg_add -r mysql-server

then restore your databases after you make sure everything is running and installed properly
Ya, I guess this is the next step. I really appreciate the help, I really do. I will post back after reinstalling.

THANK YOU.
 
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