It’s happened when i tried to make mysqld service automatically start whenever the server boot. I login to my remote server as user via SSH, then i type “su”, it was on my centos 5. After i type “chkconfig –levels 235 mysqld on” i got this message “bash: chkconfig: command not found” Well, just wondering, then i tried to have it a check.

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