Removed PostFix, Now MySql Problems!!!

Discussion in 'Installation/Configuration' started by sapient, Oct 23, 2005.

  1. sapient

    sapient New Member

    Please help.

    I decided to reinstall postfix to hopefully solve a problem i had with it.

    i done an

    apt-get remove postfix

    then

    apt-get install postfix

    when it went to remove postfix it shutdown msyqld

    and now Mysql isnt working!!! what have i done!???? what can i do>?
     
  2. sapient

    sapient New Member

    I cant even find mysqld! or run it... is everything lost?

    [edit]
    Well, I now know that everything is not lost. My Mysql folder is still there and I found all the tables and databases in there. But Mysqld is nowhere to be found and of course it is not running.

    So everything on my server is just sitting still. Please tell me how to get mysqld back up and running (or installed) and how to restore the databases - if i need to.
    [/edit]
     
    Last edited: Oct 23, 2005
  3. falko

    falko Super Moderator ISPConfig Developer

    Does /etc/init.d/mysql exist? If so, run
    Code:
    /etc/init.d/mysql start
    to start MySQL.

    If not, run
    Code:
    apt-get install mysql-server mysql-client libmysqlclient12-dev
    to re-install MySQL.
     
  4. sapient

    sapient New Member

    etc/init.d/mysql is there, but when i:

    Code:
    /etc/init.d/mysql start
    
    nothing happens. :confused:
     
  5. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    Did you get any errors in the syslog or in the mysql log?
     
  6. sapient

    sapient New Member

    mysql logs are empty :(
    and syslog doesnt seem to catch anything when I try to run or stop or restart mysql
     
  7. sapient

    sapient New Member

    I tried to apt-get install but i keep getting the error

    Strange considering my other computers on the Lan can reach it. If I do an nslookup with my server it is showing 192.26.92.30 as the ip. I suppose there are more problems than just mysql. Perhaps a complete reinstall will fix (Debian & Ispconfig)?
     
  8. sapient

    sapient New Member

    Reinstall is going fine- no worries now. thx for the great how-to's
     
  9. sapient

    sapient New Member

    Apache2 default page

    Ive got it all back up and running smooth except:

    whenever i goto one of my sites it goes to the apache2_default directory and displays the default apache2 index page.

    What do i need to change to fix this? (my sites are all there with their pages, but I cant see them because apache automatically re-routes me)
     
  10. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    You will see this behaviour when an vhost can not be found or has the wrong IP address.

    If you are in a NAT enviroment, your websites must have private IP's assigned.
     
  11. sapient

    sapient New Member

    thx till, it all seems to be working (and now even Postfix is working correctly!)
     

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