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Is there at least /usr/var ?

CS Subramanian wrote:

> > i installed mysql -3.23.27 in freebsd unix.  but  /var directory not
> created
> > so i could not able to create databse &user what is the solution?
> >
> > Regards,
> > j.sivakumar
> > stinfotech@vsnl.com
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