Gene Heskett wrote:
> I added that both places, but mysqld is still running as mysql. After
> many reboots.
The setting I mentioned only affects the local mysqld started from Akonadi.
> stopped mysqld
This shouldn't be necessary if you tell Akonadi to use its own instance.
> I would consider this a bug if it can't find and use an already running
> mysqld. Is that a good assessment?
There's definitely a problem somewhere there, maybe a bug, maybe a
configuration issue, it's hard to tell.
Kevin Kofler
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