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Old 02-08-2006, 08:16 PM   #1
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Trying to move datadir of mysql


I am using RHEL V4 with the default install of mysql 4.1.xx I am trying to move the data directory from the default of /var/lib/mysql to /studio folder which is another harddrive that is raid 5.

I have made the change in the my.cnf - copied the files over and can not seem to get mysqld started. I have even at one point made symbolic links from /var/lib/mysql to /studio folder.

If anyone has any feedback on how to move the data directory i would greatly appreciate it. I would like to keep all my data on the raid 5 drive and the OS on the raid 1 drive.
 
Old 02-14-2009, 07:29 PM   #2
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you wait to long for answer ))))
but this post can help to other people who have the same problem...
here is two articles how to move datadir
how to move datadir in ubuntu, issue solution
and
move datadir with using symlinks - the fastest way
 
  


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