mysqli real connect HY000 2002 No such file or directory

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mysqli real connect     HY000 2002   No such file or directory   PhpMyAdmin error on MacOS  I want answer I really have no idea what I need to do to resolve this

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Maybe your SQL server has been stopped sudo  etc init d mysql start  or sudo service mysqld start  and useservice mysql status to check status EDIT adding from comments  Use  sudo systemctl enable mysql   to keep running MySQL

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This worked for me  Locate config sample inc php Change  cfg  Servers    i   host      localhost    into  cfg  Servers    i   host      127 0 0 1    Save  Then rename the file and remove sample from the name

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Try just sudo service mysql restart  It worked for me

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I fixed the issue today using the steps below    If config inc php does not exists in phpMyadmin directory Copy config sample inc php to config inc php  Add socket to    Server parameters      cfg  Servers    i   socket       tmp mysql sock    Save the file and access phpmyadmin through url    If you are using the mysql 8 0 12 you should use legacy password encryption as the strong encryption is not supported by the php client

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I faced this problem on CentOS   First I try this   sudo service mysql restart   Then error shows up  Redirecting to  bin systemctl restart mysql service Failed to restart mysql service  Unit not found    Then I Found this   Command this solve my problem  systemctl start mariadb service

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change localhost to 127 0 0 1 in  etc phpmyadmin config inc php   cfg  Servers    i   host      127 0 0 1     The reason for this is that pma tries to connect to the mysql socket if you use localhost  If you use 127 0 0 1 PMA makes a TCP connection which should work

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In linux just do sudo systemctl stop mysql  sudo systemctl start mysql  worked for me

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If you are using archlinux or Ubuntu just type the commands below  cd  opt lampp phpmyadmin  then sudo gedit config inc php  Then when you access the file look for the scripts below     cfg  Servers    i   host     localhost   remove      so that it remains as shown below   cfg  Servers    i   host     localhost   Then change the  localhost  to  127 0 0 1  and the script should turn as shown below   cfg  Servers    i   host     127 0 0 1   Get back to your browser and type http   127 0 0 1 phpmyadmin  If it is still refusing You should check the host  username and password in your configuration and make sure that they correspond to the information given by the administrator of the MySQL server  so then get back to the same file config inc php you were editing and do as follows  cd  opt lampp phpmyadmin  then sudo gedit config inc php  search for the script below  cfg  Servers    i   password        Fill the password with your root password  cfg  Servers    i   password     your password   And it should work

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If above solutions doesn t work  try to change the default por from 3306  to another one  i e  3307

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mysqli connect     HY000 2002   No such file or directory  Background   I was just wanted to run some PHPUnit tests on my Mac  using Terminal  Some of the classes I wanna test was having to connect MySQL DB which was created and managed by PHPMyAdmin  and the web app I was working was working fine in the localhost  So when I ran that testcases I got the following error on my terminal   mysqli connect     HY000 2002   No such file or directory   Solution   So with the itchiness I had to resolve it and run my test I searched in few SO Q amp A threads and tried out  And a combination of changes worked for me    Locate your config inc php file which relates to PHPMyAdmin  Locate the line  cfg  Servers    i   host   mostly this line might have been commented out by default  if so please uncomment it  And replace that line with following     cfg  Servers    i   host      127 0 0 1     Save it and restart the MySQL Database from your XAMPP control panel  manager-osx   Change your  host parameter value in the mysqli connect   method to following      connection   mysqli connect    localhost  3306       mysql username    mysql password    database    Note  This 3306 is my MySQL port number which is its default  You should better check what s your actual MySQL Port number before going to follow these steps   And that s all  For me only these set of steps worked and nothing else  I ran my Unit Tests and it s working fine and the DB data were also updated properly according to the tests   Why this works   The closest reason I could have found is that it works because sometimes the mysqli connect method requires a working socket IP Address of the DB Host along with the Port number  of the database  So if you have commented out the  cfg  Servers    i   host      127 0 0 1   line or have set  localhost  as the value in it  it ignores the port number  But if you wanna use a socket  then you have to use  127 0 0 1  or the real hostname   for me it appears to be regardless of the default port number we really have  we have to do the above steps   Read the following link of PHPMyAdmin for further details   Hope this might be helpful to somebody else out there   Cheers

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I had the same problem  In my  etc mysql my cnf was no path more to mysqld sock defined  So I started a search to find it with  find   -type s   grep mysqld sock but it could not be found  I reinstalled mysql with  apt install mysql-server-5 7  please check before execute the current sql-server-version    This solved my problem

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mysqli connect     HY000 2002   No such file or directory   I was facing same issue on debian9 VM  I tried to restart MySQL but it didn t solve the issue  after that I increased the RAM  I was reduced  and it worked

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If you are using SELinux  check this out  I had the same problem  I was running CentOS 8 with SELinux enforcing  and I was getting the error mentioned in the question  mysqli real connect     HY000 2002   No such file or directory  despite having all the configurations fixed correctly  I later got out of trouble after allowing MySQL connections through SELinux  Check SELinux status using this command  sestatus  Allow Apache to connect database through SELinux setsebool httpd can network connect db 1  Use -P option makes the change permanent  Without this option  the boolean would be reset to 0 at reboot  setsebool -P httpd can network connect db 1

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I m trying this before cd  opt lampp phpmyadmin  Then gedit config inc php  Find this  cfg  Servers    i   host       If there is localhost change it to 127 0 0 1  Note   if there is      remove    before  cfg  Servers    i   host    I checked again http   localhost phpmyadmin  Mysqli said    quot phpMyAdmin tried to connect to the MySQL server  and the server rejected the connection  You should check the host  username and password in your configuration and make sure that they correspond to the information given by the administrator of the MySQL server  quot   I m opening again config inc php and I found  cfg  Servers    i   password      Fill the password with your password It worked for me  It may work for you too

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First of all  make sure the mysql service is running   ps elf grep mysql   you will see an output like this if is running   4 S root      9642     1  0  80   0 -  2859 do wai 23 08 pts 0    00 00 00  bin sh  usr bin mysqld safe --datadir  var lib mysql --pid-file  var lib mysql tomcat-machine local pid 4 S mysql     9716  9642  0  80   0 - 200986 poll s 23 08 pts 0   00 00 00  usr sbin mysqld --basedir  usr --datadir  var lib mysql --plugin-dir  usr lib64 mysql plugin --user mysql --log-error  var lib mysql tomcat-machine local err --pid-file  var lib mysql tomcat-machine local pid   then change localhost to 127 0 0 1 in config inc php   cfg  Servers    i   host      127 0 0 1     The default password for  root  user is empty    do not type anything for the password  If it does not allow empty password you need to edit config inc php again and change    cfg  Servers    i   AllowNoPassword     true    The problem is a combination of config settings and MySQL not running  This was what helped me to fix this error

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If your website was running fine and now unexpected ERROR   HY000 2002   No such file or directory  Then you should NOT CHANGE any configuration file   First check server error log file  for Nginx it s located    var log nginx error log   Or for Apache try    var log apache2 error log   In my case I could see PHP Fatal error  OUT OF MEMORY in error log for nginx   The solution  Add more RAM to server     I tried to reboot the web server first before upgrading adding RAM  Then I got rid of ERROR  HY000 2002  but got some ERROR 50X  Connection Error     At this point I added 2GB RAM  rebooted the web server and all was working fine   When the web server was up I noticed 200  cron-jobs was stuck due to a loop bug in 1 PHP script   So check which script is consuming memory

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You just need to rename ib logfile0 and ib logfile1 as ib logfile 0 and ib logfile 1  Then your problem would be solved

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If you used Mac OS and Brew try this    mkdir  usr local etc my cnf d

[php] mysqli_real_connect(): (HY000/2002): No such file or directory

Maybe your SQL server has been stopped

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