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I Have Installed mysql-server as root with command :
sudo apt-get install mysql-server
i have configured and changes too many things related to the mysql-server Now the problem is that Mysql is not working as service
as it is not in /etc/init.d
I want the mysql server to be started at boot time means to make it the service.
Now what i have to do please help.
I find chkconfig easy to use:
sudo chkconfig --list|grep mysqlbut it might be an outdated mode of handling it. Most of my servers have long used it but I find my desktop Ubuntu didn’t have it and complains if I use it.If you don’t have chkconfig, do
sudo apt-get install chkconfigTo turn it on:
chkconfig mysql on