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The “mysql” service failed to start.

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  • triantech
    Hey, Remove this portion "[mysqld]" from your /etc/my.cnf and give it a try !
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  • 24x7ss
    I will suggest you to remove the pid file and then start mysql service or first kill or mysql process and then try it. pid file gets automatically created by mysql there is no need to create it manually.
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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello, Are you sure there are no additional lines before the [mysqld] entry in your /etc/my.cnf file? Thank you.
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