Easy enough, you can also do this:
sudo ln -s /etc/init.d/mysql /etc/init.d/mysqld
I suppose this is preferable to a source code change under debian?
Wayne Merricks
The Voice Asia
On 16/04/15 17:57, Thomas Golding wrote:
BINGO!
Found the problem and it is indeed a discrepancy between CentOS and Debian.
In order to get amand working correctly in Debian you must modify the source
under amand/amand.cpp and change line #602 where it makes a system call
"service mysqld status" to "service mysql status". Apparently the Debian
packagers didn't think the d was necessary and left it off the service name.
Re-run make; make install and now it works! Fred, could this be detected and
changed by the ./configure script?
I also have an aman feature request I'd like to make to Fred: the ability to
change the audio store location for each host A/B in the aman.conf to
something other than the hard coded /var/snd. This way if we are using
RDSelect to change the audio store location for the Rivendell services, aman
can keep on syncing the local audio store copy instead of getting confused
when /var/snd suddenly points to a different location. The System B box can
be used as a Rivendell workstation for the System A box (or vice versa) if
it could be configured this way.
Thanks,
Thomas Golding
Engineering Manager
Edgewater Broadcasting
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I found that usermode isn't listed as a requirement but is part of the
aman
console command in /usr/local/bin. There were also a bunch of directories
I
had to create in /var/aman.
Other than that I can't make sense of QT4 to figure out where it is going
wrong. It reads the mysql settings from the config file and then connects
via
QT Slots to update the status. I've made sure mysql is accessible with
the
settings in the config file on the public, private and local host
addresses.
So yeah pretty much stuck for answers here as the logs are no longer
complaining about anything.
Wayne Merricks
The Voice Asia
On 15/04/15 20:37, tech...@bigradio.fm wrote:
You may have to wait for Fred's answer. I believe he is currently in
Las
Vegas at the NAB convention. I would try back next week.
Todd
On Wed, 15 Apr 2015 09:24:57 -0600
"Thomas Golding" <thom...@worldradiolink.com> wrote:
Fred, is there some prerequisite we've forgotten (or is not
documented) that would cause this? I'm using Debian Wheezy, but I
have a client using CentOS 6 and his detects the database server and
starts master/slave just fine.
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