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- MariaDB password only works if passed as command line argument
MariaDB password only works if passed as command line argument Ask Question Asked 1 year, 1 month ago Modified 1 year, 1 month ago
- Problem installing mariadb - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
mariadb is part of the base repo in CentOS 7 and should already be installed The incompatibilities are probably due to additional repos (e g IUS, EPEL) you configured Disable the third-party repos in etc yum repos d by moving somewhere else all files that are not CentOS-* repo, then try: yum clean all yum remove mariadb-libs yum install mariadb-server
- Why is mariadb. service not restarted by systemd after OOM kill
In my experience, mariadb is usually the culprit - or more specifically, the default OS malloc engine Databases like Mariadb fragment memory a lot, which with the default on EL and Debian vms, can lead to mariadb appearing to use a lot more memory than is configured, triggering an oom
- start mariadb but systemctl status mariadb with failed
Like the comments suggest, mysql is a client connection tool (now named mariadb) and inventing options like -c app mysql and -s stop won't mangicly make it behave like a service manager Even if you want to invent your own, look at the existing version, its service many users and been pretty reliable, and its author (me) wasn't totally mad
- The following packages have unmet dependencies: mariadb-server
I went ahead and checked for MySQL installed packages, forgetting that I was actually using Mariadb So I installed MySQL; discovered I should not have done that; removed MySQL; and followed these instructions to install Mariadb 10 4 sudo apt install mariadb-server is returning: Some packages could not be installed
- Why do we misnomer MariaDB as a mysql-server?
MariaDB is an implementation of the mysql server full stop The libraries, clients and tooling for it still carry MySQL in their name The fact that the main project has now incompatible feature is mainly focused on the difference between Oracle's GPL ("community") version of the database and the commercial, non-free versions
- Setting custom MariaDB max_allowed_packet value in Debian 11?
In MariaDB itself, when we query show variables like 'max_allowed_packet';, it returns 16777216 (= 16M), which seems to correspond to the issue we seem to be having with larger files (100 MB+)
- mariadb service is not starting after boot, CentOS 7
MariaDB comes with a mariadb service service unit for systemd, and a mariadb-service-convert tool that migrates the settings from my cnf into systemd service unit settings
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