Please help me

[ramji123]

hi,

» Operating system type and version:centos
» Sugar Suite version: 4.5.0h pro
» Webserver type and version : Apache 1.3.31
» PHP version (i.e. 4.3.11)
» MySQL server version (i.e. 4.1.16)

I am getting this after the power shutdown

Could not connect to server localhost as root.Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/opt/sugarcrm-4.5.0h/mysql/tmp/mysql.sock' (111)

Thanks

[paikmoses]

ramji123,

Could you check that whether your mysql server running?

Regards,

[chrisky]

hi,

» Operating system type and version:centos
» Sugar Suite version: 4.5.0h pro
» Webserver type and version : Apache 1.3.31
» PHP version (i.e. 4.3.11)
» MySQL server version (i.e. 4.1.16)

I am getting this after the power shutdown

Could not connect to server localhost as root.Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/opt/sugarcrm-4.5.0h/mysql/tmp/mysql.sock' (111)

Thanks

Could you also provide a little more detail?
How long have you had this deployment running?
Have you previously rebooted the system?
Have you upgraded or installed anything new, since the last restart of the system? (i.e. SQL daemon update)

Like Paik said, try verifying that your SQL daemon is running:
(from the command line try this: ps -A | more )

Then you might take a look at your config.php file for yor Sugar deployment and verify that it does indeed exist, and has valid settings/information (hostname, login details, and database name) for the SQL server.

That oughta keep you busy for a few minutes..

[ramji123]

Hi,

we are unable to start the mysql server

How to start the mysql.

what was the reason for this?

Please explain me.

Thanks

[paikmoses]

Hi,

we are unable to start the mysql server

How to start the mysql.

what was the reason for this?

Please explain me.

Thanks

ramji123,

To start your mysql server through the terminal follow these steps:

• Go to the MySQL directory.
• Now here type: /etc/init.d/mysqld start

This will start your mysqld.

The reason behind this is that it is not set to start the mysqld server at the time of booting.

HTH.

Regards,