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This command will safely shut down your existing MySQL running on port 3306 so that you can access the same port using the MySQL on xampp. This is used to work on both without conflicts or without having to uninstall the other application or without changing the port to 3307 in the my.ini file.
6 lut 2024 · If you’ve encountered an issue where MySQL in XAMPP refuses to work due to a port conflict, afraid not you’re not alone. In this guide, we’ll walk through the steps to identify and resolve the...
7 lis 2020 · netstat shows no process listening to port 3306: netstat -ano | find /i "3306" <no output> I did google a lot, but couldn't really find anything beyond SELinux or Antivirus preventing stuff.
9 sty 2021 · 5:29:45 PM [mysql] improper privileges, a crash, or a shutdown by another method. The failures seem to happen when I have XAMPP open and running. It appears that I may or may not be using the program to work on locally hosted websites when the failure occurs.
3 lis 2023 · Reviewed the MySQL configuration file (my.ini) to ensure settings are correct. Verified the Windows Firewall and antivirus settings to ensure they are not blocking MySQL traffic. Checked the permissions on the MySQL data directory to ensure the service has appropriate access.
Port 3306 is open, even if I stop the windows-firewall, MySQL still can't access it. MySQL is running. I've run netstat firewall xxxxxx and get these results: and this from netstat -a -n: (I don't understand the [::]) I do have AVG Internet Security running but not the Firewall component.
6 sie 2022 · To remedy this, you will need to find the process that is using port 3306 and end the process. In the example above, a process called mysqld.exe is using port 3306. To stop it, I will have to use Ctrl + Alt + Delete to open up the Task Manager, then find and end the mysqld.exe process.
