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Subject: File mysql.sock lost
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Hi,

have you a Solution about the lost file "mysql.sock"?

I've deleted them, and I thought that a restart of MySQL will recreate the  
file.

And here is your answer of this question...

NO! It DOESNT!

:-(

If you have a Solution, let me know...

Thx.

Mark

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