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List:       mysql
Subject:    /var/lib/mysql/ directory permission
From:       Arnel Pastrana <arnelgp () gmail ! com>
Date:       2006-02-28 3:39:56
Message-ID: 6EA5C7FF-B358-426E-AA17-90A399A31ABE () gmail ! com
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I finally ended up removing and installing back my mysql since i have  
to success retrieving my mysql root password.

Now I am putting my databases back.  It shows an error something that  
it couldn't write unto file already exists.  What I did I change the  
permission of the directory like this chmod -R 777  /vaar/lib/mysql/ 
database.  After doing this my applications work perfectly.

Now my question is how can I put that permission to the original  
permission of the that database that mysql will be able to write  
again I know it is not that fully permitted.?

Thank you.


:' ' ' ' ':   Arnel G. Pastrana
:    :'     :  arnelgp@gmail.com
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