[debian-mysql] Bug#685865: Upgarding STILL..!! doesn't work, init script can't start/stop server...

André Verwijs info at verwijs-pc.nl
Sun Sep 2 00:52:46 UTC 2012


     Thank you for reply..  
             
             
            I'm not sure witch steps Synaptic or "gpk-application" takes to install or upgrade a package. 
            in my case i have "update-notifier" installed, witch executes "update-manager" package witch shows 
            witch updates there are and install them, if you choose to... 
             
            but whether you use  Synaptic or "gpk-application" or apt within a terminal, its usually done with root permissions, 
            or else you cant install/upgrade packages.  So in theory you should have permissions to install/upgrade 
             
            so the question is, why does all these packages have a problem with starting or stopping MySQL-server?  
            on the other hand the MySQL script is still looking for “mysqladmin”  witch is replaced by MySQL-workbench.. 
             
            -- 
            ./var/log/debug (.log) 
             
            Aug 26 15:43:40 Debian-Wheezy /etc/init.d/mysql[2699]: /etc/init.d/mysql: line 75: /usr/bin/mysqladmin: No such file or directory 
            --- 
             
            but I don’t think this is the reason why the installation/upgrade packages have a problem to start/stop MySQL-server, reporting it anyway... 

            I don’t have any other log files or clues to narrow down the bug, maybe other users have thoughts on how to solve it....
            but if I happen to find more info, I will add it here...

            Thank you 
        André 
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