Parveen Hooda

@zfk513  This is happening because /var/run is a volatile directory and somehow it is not able to find/create mysqld.pid file in /var/run/mysqld and hence it is failing. If it...

**@zfk513** you need to create the directory at /var/run/mysqld and then give the permissions as below chown mysql:mysql /var/run/mysql Also, you would have to do it every time you restart...

 This is happening because /var/run is a volatile directory and somehow it is not able to find/create mysqld.pid file in /var/run/mysqld and hence it is failing. if it still...

Here are the results systemctl cat mysqld:  systemctl start mysqld -vvv: