I’ve copied the rt database and rt directories to a new machine (redhat
7), and am trying to upgrade rather than install fresh. One question,
I’m getting mysql errors in the apache log… I just realized that of
course, I don’t have a user “rt” in the mysql database. Ok, so I can
create a user “rt” in mysql, but do I have to set its password to the
same password specified in the Makefile (RT_MYSQL_PASS)?
You’ll want to run the last several steps of “make database” from RT’s
makefile by hand.
-jOn Wed, Jan 10, 2001 at 04:25:33PM -0500, Neil Curri wrote:
Hi,
I’ve copied the rt database and rt directories to a new machine (redhat
7), and am trying to upgrade rather than install fresh. One question,
I’m getting mysql errors in the apache log… I just realized that of
course, I don’t have a user “rt” in the mysql database. Ok, so I can
create a user “rt” in mysql, but do I have to set its password to the
same password specified in the Makefile (RT_MYSQL_PASS)?
autoconf is your friend until it mysteriously stops working, at which
point it is a snarling wolverine attached to your genitals by its teeth
(that said, it’s better than most of the alternatives) – Nathan Mehl
Argh, database is already created though… I’m trying a fresh install
instead. However, DBADMIN_MYSQL_PASS_STRING is getting strung into the
mysql command appended to the -p when I try “make install”: