23 Jun
2005
23 Jun
'05
1:12 a.m.
Hello guys, first of all congrats for this new idea of
openser. I completly agree with you.
I tried on june 14, the debian stable package and
found that after installing it the config file created
is openser.cfg but the program calls ser.cfg. I've
just renamed it and start working.
The other issue is that i don't know what is the mysql
password to add users using openserctl add. I tried
with heslo, but failed. So I changed the passwords on
mysql and used the command
modparam("acc", "db_url",
"mysql://user:password@localhost/openser")
but did not work.
I also tried with the FreeBSD port and compiling src,
with same results.
What can I do?
Thanks a lot for your help.
Pablo.
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23 Jun
23 Jun
9:47 a.m.
Hi Jose,
thanks for the feedback,
indeed there was the issue with the default config file in the packages
- the problem was already reported and fixed on CVS. Maybe we will
consider regenerating the packages.
now, regarding the default DB configuration:
database: openser
read-write user and pwd: openser / openserrw
read-only user and pwd: openserro / openserro
I will take care a properly describe these in the INSTALL file for the
future.
regards,
bogdan
Jose Bertuzzi wrote:
Hello guys, first of all congrats for this new idea of
openser. I completly agree with you.
I tried on june 14, the debian stable package and
found that after installing it the config file created
is openser.cfg but the program calls ser.cfg. I've
just renamed it and start working.
The other issue is that i don't know what is the mysql
password to add users using openserctl add. I tried
with heslo, but failed. So I changed the passwords on
mysql and used the command
modparam("acc", "db_url",
"mysql://user:password@localhost/openser")
but did not work.
I also tried with the FreeBSD port and compiling src,
with same results.
What can I do?
Thanks a lot for your help.
Pablo.
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5:55 p.m.
Jose Bertuzzi writes:
I tried on june 14, the debian stable package and
found that after installing it the config file created
is openser.cfg but the program calls ser.cfg. I've
just renamed it and start working.
i noticed similar renaming issues. it will take me at least two full
working days to convert all my scripts to use name openser instead of
ser. before that i can't give openser a try. not good at all. i would
have preferred to keep all names the same.
-- juha
6:18 p.m.
Hello,
On 06/23/05 18:55, Juha Heinanen wrote:
Jose Bertuzzi writes:
it was decided to do so to avoid confusions and overlapping. It is on
the to-do list to add a new global parameter, 'modulespath' or similar,
to be able to have:
modulespath "/usr/local/lib/openser/modules"
loadmodule "xlog.so"
...
For the moment is should be easier to use symbolic links:
cd /usr/local/lib/
mv ser ser.bak
ln -s openser ser
...
Daniel
I tried on june 14, the debian stable package
and
found that after installing it the config file created
is openser.cfg but the program calls ser.cfg. I've
just renamed it and start working.
i noticed similar renaming issues. it will take me at least two full
working days to convert all my scripts to use name openser instead of
ser. before that i can't give openser a try. not good at all. i would
have preferred to keep all names the same.
-- juha
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6:47 p.m.
On 06/23/05 19:34, Juha Heinanen wrote:
Daniel-Constantin Mierla writes:
yes, indeed, it is just to ease a bit the maintenance for multiple
instances -- but will apply to openser or maybe will be adopted in ser, too.
Regarding the renaming of other files, the symbolic links would be a
workaround, too. Other solution is to modify the Makefile(s), there a
are a few places where to change openser back to ser, as well as the
other file names.
Daniel
it was decided to do so to avoid confusions and
overlapping. It is on
the to-do list to add a new global parameter, 'modulespath' or similar,
to be able to have:
modulespath is not enough. also at least ser.cfg and serunix were
renamed.
-- juha
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