Uurcus,
> safe_mysqld --user=nobody &
> Might be better if you use the pseudo-user `mysql':
> safe_mysqld --user=mysql &
Doesn't work.
(root) ~ # safe_mysqld --user=mysql
Starting mysqld demon with databases from /var/lib/mysql
mysqld demon ended
> I believe the default Debian config already changes the ownership of MySQL's
> private dirs/files to be owned by the user `mysql'.
Debian doesn't even create the user 'mysql'. I think I can
remember Red Hat doing that. Of course I've created it for the testing
MySQL.
Thanks for your help!
-- p.
