For example, to use a web server, users need to start the Apache service, or to use a database, users must start the MySQL service. Managing Linux services is also important for system stability ...

sudo systemctl unmask mysql Now, when you start MySQL it’ll work as expected. And there you have it, pretty much all you need to know to manage masked services in Linux.

My SQL crashes on Service start. it doesn't crash immediately if IIS is turned off (MySQL runs Wordpress DB) I'm not sure where to start. I'm guessing the InnoDB is corrupt, but I'm not sure. This ...