Alex Judd wrote:
Thanks Alex - yes you're right - the --with-mysql and --with-mysql-directory configuration parameters fixed the issue.
Interestingly though I couldn't see any if/defs in the code to stop the check being valid as it was reporting in the tests?
/* * assume we are using internal memory in case no directive * has been specified, warn the user anyway */ if (dlr_type == NULL) { dlr_type = octstr_imm("internal"); warning(0, "DLR: using default 'internal' for storage type."); }
/* call the sub-init routine */ if (octstr_compare(dlr_type, octstr_imm("mysql")) == 0) { handles = dlr_init_mysql(cfg); } else if (octstr_compare(dlr_type, octstr_imm("sdb")) == 0) { handles = dlr_init_sdb(cfg); } else if (octstr_compare(dlr_type, octstr_imm("oracle")) == 0) { handles = dlr_init_oracle(cfg); } else if (octstr_compare(dlr_type, octstr_imm("internal")) == 0) { handles = dlr_init_mem(cfg); } else if (octstr_compare(dlr_type, octstr_imm("pgsql")) == 0) { handles = dlr_init_pgsql(cfg); }
#ifdefs are directly inside gw/dlr_mysql.c that pass struct dlr_storage as result of the dlr_init_foobar calls.
Stipe
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