I went and looked at the RDAIRPLAY table in the other RD 3.6.5 system
(which had been installed using the Paravel script under CentOS 7).
Based on what I found there, I went back to the new system, where the
RDAIRPLAY table had no entries.
I executed the following MySQL statement:
INSERT INTO RDAIRPLAY (STATION,INSTANCE) values ("sistrurus",0);
...and now I no longer see the error message when I run rdadmin. rdairplay
no longer asks for a password when I try to exit, and values I enter in
the rdairplay screen under Manage Hosts now get saved, which they hadn't
been.
It sounds like the database restore wasn't perfect. I wonder what other
problems there might be that I haven't encountered yet.
This system is going to get tested thoroughly before it gets deployed.
Today's lesson seems to be: don't try to install Rivendell 3.6.5 on a Dell
Inspiron 3910. My client gave me three of these things, and it's been
tough sledding.
Rob
--
Не думай что всё пропели,
Что бури все отгремели;
Готовься к великой цели,
А слава тебя найдёт.
On Sat, 18 Jun 2022, Rob Landry wrote:
invalid SQL or failed DB connection[Field 'INSTANCE' doesn't have a default
value QMYSQL: Unable to execute query]: insert into `RDAIRPLAY` set
STATION="sistrurus"
This is on an RD 3.6.5 system compiled from source under Rocky Linux 8, usig
a database restored from a backup from another RD 3.6.5 system.
Rob
--
Не думай что всё пропели,
Что бури все отгремели;
Готовься к великой цели,
А слава тебя найдёт.
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