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Subject: AW: [aseek-users] aclocal
in
aspseek.conf and search.conf you set db-connection, there you set user,
password, database name and server
for the database connection.
have you ran aspseek-mysql-postintall.in in misc-dir?
this script creates all the needed databases and tables
for
aspseek. also an user apseek12 with password
apsseek12. all that stuff is also written in conf/db.conf (this
files
will be inclueded by aspseek.conf and index.conf).
important is that the user rights are "granted" for the
database.
"grant all privileges on
{database}.* to {user}@localhost
identified by {password}"
means that the following line is
executet:
"grant all privileges on
aspseek12.* to aspseek12@localhost
identified by aspseek12"
"go"
"flush
privileges"
Markus Rietzler
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Cool, that worked, but when I looked at the log
file I see this:
ERROR: Can't connect to database. Access denied
for user: 'first@localhost' (Using
password: NO)
What can I do about that one?
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Sent: Monday, April 22, 2002 4:59
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Subject: AW: [aseek-users]
aclocal
index and searchd should run as "normal" user with uid>100
not as root.
so when you use another user (eg. your normal useraccount or your
www-user),
then searchd should work...
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aclocal
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Markus, I am
having a problem with this error...
An error occured!
Can not connect to search daemon
I did search the archives and found this
response YOU had...
normally you start searchd with
searchd -D -R
option -D means start as daemon (in background), -R means restart
if searchd stopss..
normally searchd should run in background as service so it waits
to answer requests
from s.cgi.
in case that you get the error message, try to look whether
searchd is running
ps -ef |grep searchd
if not, that's the problem. maybe update to the latest aspseek
version.
as i said in an older version (not sure anymore which it was),
searchd crashed
on my box very often...
When I try to run
searcd -D -R I get this:
root@azariah [/usr/local/aspseek/sbin]#
./searchd -D -R
Don't run ./searchd with privileged user/group ID
(UID < 11, GID < 11)
root@azariah [/usr/local/aspseek/sbin]#
I've tried to just
type:
searchd -D
-R
in Shell but it says
command searchd not found
so I do it this
way:
./searchd -D
-R
that is when I get the
above error.
What do I need to do to fix
this?
Thank you, so much for any
assistance you may be!!
Chantelle
