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You forgot to turn on mysql. sudo systemctl enable mysql systemctl doesn't work for every distro. If your system doesn't have systemctl then, you have to use service sudo service mysql enable ...
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- You forgot to turn on `mysql`.
- ```bash
- sudo systemctl enable mysql
- ```
- `systemctl` doesn't work for every distro. If your system doesn't have `systemctl` then, you have to use `service`
- ```bash
sudo service enable mysql- ```
- Sometimes only enabling mysql service isn't helpful. Then, you have to login to mysql once.
- ```bash
- mysql -u root -p
- ```
- It will request you to enter password. Then, enter your password. Then, you can exit if you want. Then, try creating database again.
- ```bash
- rails db:create
- ```
- You forgot to turn on `mysql`.
- ```bash
- sudo systemctl enable mysql
- ```
- `systemctl` doesn't work for every distro. If your system doesn't have `systemctl` then, you have to use `service`
- ```bash
- sudo service mysql enable
- ```
- Sometimes only enabling mysql service isn't helpful. Then, you have to login to mysql once.
- ```bash
- mysql -u root -p
- ```
- It will request you to enter password. Then, enter your password. Then, you can exit if you want. Then, try creating database again.
- ```bash
- rails db:create
- ```
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You forgot to turn on `mysql`. ```bash sudo systemctl enable mysql ``` `systemctl` doesn't work for every distro. If your system doesn't have `systemctl` then, you have to use `service` ```bash sudo service enable mysql ``` Sometimes only enabling mysql service isn't helpful. Then, you have to login to mysql once. ```bash mysql -u root -p ``` It will request you to enter password. Then, enter your password. Then, you can exit if you want. Then, try creating database again. ```bash rails db:create ```