Excuse me, but this issue is not 'expired' for me. I just came across it this morning. Furthermore, when you say this is a 'configuration' issue, you could be a little more helpful / specific than just pointing the the community forum - assuming you have some idea what the alleged configuration issue is.
2. I decided to sudo apt-get install mysql because nothing else I was trying with 5.6 was working. I had errors like:
Excuse me, but this issue is not 'expired' for me. I just came across it this morning. Furthermore, when you say this is a 'configuration' issue, you could be a little more helpful / specific than just pointing the the community forum - assuming you have some idea what the alleged configuration issue is.
2. I decided to sudo apt-get install mysql because nothing else I was trying with 5.6 was working. I had errors like:
error-2002- hy000-can- t-connect- to-local- mysql-server- through- socket- var-run- mysqld- mysqld- sock
Only to find out I had no var/run/ mysqld/ mysqld. sock. In fact, I had no /var/run/mysqld !!!
I read about checking /etc/mysql/my.cnf. But the only uncommented line was
!includedir /etc/mysql/conf.d/.
And all all conf.d/mysql.conf has in it is: [mysql]
By the way, I DID NOT configure any of this. This is how I got it from you.