...with mysql user auth. I created the DB with the script in scripts/mysql in the sources, but apparently it doesn't create a "version" table. The startup complains about that.
Where is the schema for that table, and how should have done things instead?
mysql> show tables; +-----------------------+ | Tables_in_ser | +-----------------------+ | acc | | attr_types | | contact_attrs | | cpl | | credentials | | customers | | domain | | domain_attrs | | domain_settings | | global_attrs | | grp | | gw | | gw_grp | | i18n | | ipmatch | | lcr | | location | | missed_calls | | offline_winfo | | pdt | | phonebook | | presentity | | presentity_contact | | presentity_extensions | | presentity_notes | | rls_subscription | | rls_vs | | rls_vs_names | | sd_attrs | | silo | | speed_dial | | trusted | | tuple_extensions | | tuple_notes | | uri | | uri_attrs | | user_attrs | | watcherinfo | +-----------------------+ 38 rows in set (0.00 sec)
Never mind, I found it out, what I had to do is create the database with "kamdbctl init". Please don't beat me up.
On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 11:40 AM, Juan Castro jcastro@instant.com.br wrote:
...with mysql user auth. I created the DB with the script in scripts/mysql in the sources, but apparently it doesn't create a "version" table. The startup complains about that.
Where is the schema for that table, and how should have done things instead?
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Juan Castro