Re: reload mysql

Hello Complete Luser, (CL == "A Complete Luser") acompleteluser@penguinpowered.org.uk writes: >> (JJ == "Jason Jacobs") jason@factory7.com writes: >> >> JJ> what I do usually is sign into one of the sites and just run the command >> JJ> from that site admin's prompt. >> >> Because a PATH is already set for the user you login as. >> >> $ echo $PATH >> >> JJ> It always works from there. >> >> Because it's in your PATH. ACL> The problem was with the space between -p and the password. Removing ACL> the space fixes the problem. Ah, and another problem. 'reload' needs to be last in the arguments list. % mysqladmin -u root -pPassword reload When you do: % mysqladmin reload -u root -pPassword It attempts to fall back to your default user (your login). You still need the full path to mysqladmin, however. -Brian