Remco Rijnders <re...@webconquest.com> wrote:
> Can you check to see if mysql-server is installed? After my upgrade on one
> machine from lenny to squeeze it went missing. The MySQL client was
> installed, but the server part was gone. An 'apt-get install mysql-server'
> was enough to bring it back, including the database I had.
Remco, thanks! This has helped a bit but the problem is still there.
I checked and found that mysql-server 5.0 was installed; I tried "apt-get
install mysql-server" and it replaced it with the latest 5.1 (and this is weird
to me too, because I have been doing "apt-get update; apt-get upgrade" all day
and it says 0 packages need to be updated ... I thought that meant that I'm
running all the latest stuff!).
Ok, that seemed to work. My Wordpress came back, but then phpmyadmin freaked
out about a user account that did not have a password. I logged into mysql as
root and gave that user a password. Then I was able to log into phpmyadmin and
access that database. Yay!
But, get this ... now I go back to the Wordpress install, and get this again:
Error establishing a database connection
What in the world is going on?!
I also notice that the /var/log/mysql* files are still all blank. Shouldn't
they be writing some info?
So Remco, thanks for getting me at least halfway there! Now to get the rest of
this stuff figured out before Debian 7.0 comes out!
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