Fix issue:

[darth30joker]

Fedora, starting from 19 ships with MariaDB as its default MySQL.
In order to keep supporting this distro we need to make a number of
changes:

1. Change service name to mariadb
2. Change log file to /var/log/mariadb/mariadb.log
3. Change ownership of log file to mysql

[igalic]

Do I understand this correctly, is F19/F20 shipping MariaDB by default?

One way or another, please fix the the commit message.

[darth30joker]

@igalic Yes, MariaDB is shipped on F19/F20 by default.

There are 3 things need be done there:

1. Change service name to mariadb
2. Change log file to /var/log/mariadb/mariadb.log
3. Change ownership of log file to mysql

[igalic]

I'm perfectly aware of that from looking at the code you want to merge, but it's not obvious from your commit message.
it should read something like this:

MySQL (mariadb) support on Fedora 19+ is broken

Fedora, starting 19 ships with MariaDB as its default MySQL.
In order to keep supporting this distro we need to make a number of changes:
<stuff you wrote>

[igalic]

Is this also true for RHEL 7?

[igalic]

The answer is: Yes. https://access.redhat.com/site/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/7-Beta/html/7.0_Release_Notes/chap-web-servers-and-servces.html - MariaDB is the default MySQL on RHEL7.

[darth30joker]

Thank you, @igalic

[igalic]

@kingheaven could you please rebase this, after #429?

[darth30joker]

OK, I will.

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@kingheaven (https://github.com/kingheaven) could you please rebase this, after #429 (#429)?

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[darth30joker]

@igalic Since #429 already contains everything I updated, so I suggest close this issue.