On Fri, Nov 29, 2024 at 02:52:29AM +0800, Bitfox wrote:

Hello

After I installed mysql 8.0 via apt install mysql-server, I tried to restart mysql server.

I issued the following commands,

systemctl restart mysql-server
systemctl restart mysqld

They got failed, no package was found.

Then I run systemctl restart mysql it successed finally.

My question is how I can know the installed package name rather than by guessing?

$ dpkg -l | grep -i mysql

But that gives you the Debian package name which is not what you want. You need to know the systemd unit name. This will let you find it, but you need to have spotted that you are running MariaDB in the output above.

$ systemctl | grep -i maria

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Hello

After I installed mysql 8.0 via apt install mysql-server, I tried to
restart mysql server.

I issued the following commands,

systemctl restart mysql-server
systemctl restart mysqld

They got failed, no package was found.

Then I run systemctl restart mysql it successed finally.

My question is how I can know the installed package name rather than by guessing?

Thanks

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On 2024-11-29 03:06, Darac Marjal wrote:

* "systemctl list-units --all" will list all the services installed on
your system. You can search that for something likely looking (e.g.
something beginning with "mysql" or similar).

this works for me. thank you for your help.

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