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I've read that from MariaDB 10.1 the DB is started directly by mysqld and not from myslqd_safe.
I can see on my logs that mysqld_safe starts itself and after one second mysqld starts itself and so I have some errors (aria, ibdata, etc) that tell me that they are used from another process.
So, my question is how can I disable mysqld_safe to start every reboot ? Or how can I force to stop mysqld from start-up if mysqld_safe is already running ?
Thank you
I've read that from MariaDB 10.1 the DB is started directly by mysqld and not from myslqd_safe.
I can see on my logs that mysqld_safe starts itself and after one second mysqld starts itself and so I have some errors (aria, ibdata, etc) that tell me that they are used from another process.
So, my question is how can I disable mysqld_safe to start every reboot ? Or how can I force to stop mysqld from start-up if mysqld_safe is already running ?
Thank you
