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# 1  
Old 12-20-2009
Autostart MySQL db on restart or startup
Could not find a good explanation that was Solaris specified. Need to add MySQL to start up on system startup or restart. I was gone for a few days from work and someone decided to relocate the server. When it came back up, of course mysql was down.
On my previous linux systems I always just had to do a chkconfig but that doesnt seem to be a solaris option.
# 2  
Old 12-20-2009
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Originally Posted by ippy98
Could not find a good explanation that was Solaris specified. Need to add MySQL to start up on system startup or restart. I was gone for a few days from work and someone decided to relocate the server. When it came back up, of course mysql was down.
On my previous linux systems I always just had to do a chkconfig but that doesnt seem to be a solaris option.
Hi. try to locate the sysV init script like for e.g. /etc/rc.d/init.d/ to find the startup script for mysql daemon or you have to have the symlink to mysql server startup.
Set the execute permission if possible or change the extension from K*[0-9]{n}mysqld to S*[0-9]{n}mysqld.
Cant help much regarding solaris. My answer is more of linux context type.
Hope it helps some bit.
Regards.
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Old 12-21-2009
I don't have an rc.d directory at all. I don't see any existing scripts in any of the init.d
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