Re: [RDD] Installing New Rivendell 341
Do you mean the password for the CentOS root user? Or for the MySQL root user? If the former, you need to get the system to boot into single-user mode. You should then be able to reset the password. Rob -- Не думай что всё пропели, Что бури все отгремели; Готовься к великой цели, А слава тебя найдёт. On Mon, 7 Mar 2022, ija...@jamcorbroadcast.com wrote: Robert, Thank you I will try that. But First I have another issue. I have to solve, I am not sure if anyone else has had this problem. But I still have the fresh install, I have had to step away from this project for a couple weeks, I started to work on it tonight. I have not worked on this for few weeks now, I changed the password. I did everything in the set up except the last step which is flush the install. I wrote the password it down so I don't forget it does not work. Now I can't log in as root.. not sure what happened. I can switch accounts and login to the machine but not as root. I can restart the machine and it logs in to Rivendell. Does anyone have any suggestions. I prefer not to Reinstall Rivendell again. Robert, I am in the states in East Coast you are GMT+13 from me. Thanks -- On 2022-03-07 00:36, Robert Jeffares wrote: /var/snd is a directory in /var which is owned by root and is probably set with permissions 644 or 664. You can copy while it's running a service over the network. I have copied over internet between sites using rsync and ssh. Not fast but Reliable. Use archive mode rsync -avh and you can survive power outs and disconnects. I recommend you make a regular back up anyway on a seperate drive. Always a good idea. All the best from Laingholm New Zealand On Mon, 7 Mar 2022, 16:19 , wrote: Robert, Thanks for the advice. I will Look into the copying of the hard drive. At moment the current system that functional is in a different Location. If am not mistaken var/snd/ is write protected it in the root folder As for the computers VGA card, I am using the mother boards VGA. No Videocard on any PCI SLots. I am trying to keep those clear so I can add my audio cards. I will try your suggestion and keep you posted on the results Thanks Ivan On 2022-02-23 15:55, Robert Jeffares wrote: Hi, James I think.. On 24/02/22 04:54, ija...@jamcorbroadcast.com wrote: Greetings I did get the system functioning Centos 7 It's a reliable install if you follow the instructions. So now whats left is to get the Desktop Screen Smaller This depends on your computer, the video card, and the video monitor or screen. These are all settings in Centos and getting your screen to play ball. Restart your screen and see what it prefers. Centos Display options will give you a choice of what the hardware can do. Sometimes it's just a compromise. I don't seem to know who to increase screen size It stops at 1370 x720 I think I am not in front of the server to see whats the actual size, But does any one have any ideas how to fix this. 1. Does any one have any Ideas how to migrate preview Rivenell 2.5.5 to the new version Make a copy of the database [in RDADMIN] save it somewhere on something. Copy /var/snd/* to /var/snd/ on the new system server. rsync over a network will do it. This will take time. You can pull the drive and connect it in to the new machine and copy faster. If you have a few thousand audio cuts it's going to take time Restore the database from the old machine in the new machine using RDADMIN http://wiki.rivendellaudio.org/index.php/Migrating_Systems you have to do a restart of RD to get the new system to work. I am trying to make this painless, and not so much time consuming. So Music, Database and every thing has to be added. Any suggestions. 2 I have configured the primary machine I will be working on 2 other clients any suggestion on how to get them configured. Thanks you need the main server up and running then you can add the clients BTW where are you? I am in New Zealand regards Robert On 2022-02-15 02:20, ija...@jamcorbroadcast.com wrote: Fred, I used Install procedure and after a few tries I got it installed in Centos 7 I am stuck now it boots strait to rivendell. I don't know the password for Rivendell login I have to switch to Administrator to log in to the machine. Once in I can go to the Konsole CLI. I can see I am log in as rd When I tried: Enter the following command to get root permissions: su - 1. You will be prompted for a password. Enter the root password and then press Enter. Q. I tried this and used Root pass that I Built Centos - It does not work I get Error Invalid password. Do you know what is the installed password for rivendell 2.To Set the password for the local rd account with the following command: Q I can't change the password. Do anyone has any suggestions on how to get it changed to passwd rd Thanks For your help On 2022-
Re: [RDD] Installing New Rivendell 341
A search for "mysql root password reset" gives this MySQL page. I think the process you'll want to follow is at the bottom of the page (and I think I did this myself a long time ago). https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/resetting-permissions.html On Sun, Mar 6, 2022 at 11:55 PM wrote: > Robert, > > Thank you I will try that. But First I have another issue. I have to > solve, I am not sure if anyone else has had this problem. But I still > have the fresh install, I have had to step away from this project for a > couple weeks, I started to work on it tonight. I have not worked on this > for few weeks now, I changed the password. I did everything in the set > up except the last step which is flush the install. > I wrote the password it down so I don't forget it does not work. > Now I can't log in as root.. not sure what happened. I can switch > accounts and login to the machine but not as root. I can restart the > machine and it logs in to Rivendell. Does anyone have any suggestions. > I prefer not to Reinstall Rivendell again. > > Robert, I am in the states in East Coast you are GMT+13 from me. > > > Thanks > > > > -- > > > > On 2022-03-07 00:36, Robert Jeffares wrote: > > /var/snd is a directory in /var which is owned by root and is probably > > set with permissions 644 or 664. You can copy while it's running a > > service over the network. I have copied over internet between sites > > using rsync and ssh. Not fast but Reliable. Use archive mode rsync > > -avh and you can survive power outs and disconnects. > > > > I recommend you make a regular back up anyway on a seperate drive. > > Always a good idea. > > > > All the best from Laingholm New Zealand > > > > On Mon, 7 Mar 2022, 16:19 , wrote: > > > >> Robert, > >> Thanks for the advice. I will Look into the copying of the hard > >> drive. > >> At moment the current system that functional is in a different > >> Location. > >> If am not mistaken var/snd/ is write protected it in the root folder > >> As for the computers VGA card, I am using the mother boards VGA. > >> No > >> Videocard on any PCI SLots. I am trying to keep those clear so I can > >> add > >> my audio cards. I will try your suggestion and keep you posted on > >> the > >> results > >> > >> Thanks > >> Ivan > >> > >> On 2022-02-23 15:55, Robert Jeffares wrote: > >>> Hi, James I think.. > >>> > >>> On 24/02/22 04:54, ija...@jamcorbroadcast.com wrote: > Greetings > > I did get the system functioning Centos 7 > >>> > >>> It's a reliable install if you follow the instructions. > >>> > So now whats left is to get the Desktop Screen Smaller > >>> > >>> This depends on your computer, the video card, and the video > >> monitor or > >>> screen. > >>> > >>> These are all settings in Centos and getting your screen to play > >> ball. > >>> Restart your screen and see what it prefers. > >>> > >>> Centos Display options will give you a choice of what the > >> hardware can > >>> do. > >>> > >>> Sometimes it's just a compromise. > >>> > >>> > I don't seem to know who to increase screen size It stops at 1370 > >> x720 > I think I am not in front of the server to see whats the actual > >> size, > But does any one have any ideas how to fix this. > 1. Does any one have any Ideas how to migrate preview Rivenell > >> 2.5.5 > to the new version > >>> > >>> Make a copy of the database [in RDADMIN] save it somewhere on > >>> something. > >>> > >>> > >>> Copy /var/snd/* to /var/snd/ on the new system server. > >>> > >>> rsync over a network will do it. This will take time. > >>> > >>> You can pull the drive and connect it in to the new machine and > >> copy > >>> faster. > >>> > >>> If you have a few thousand audio cuts it's going to take time > >>> > >>> Restore the database from the old machine in the new machine using > >> > >>> RDADMIN > >>> > >>> http://wiki.rivendellaudio.org/index.php/Migrating_Systems > >>> > >>> > >>> you have to do a restart of RD to get the new system to work. > >>> > >>> > >>> > I am trying to make this painless, and not so much time > >> consuming. So > Music, Database and every thing has to be added. > Any suggestions. > 2 I have configured the primary machine I will be working on 2 > >> other > clients any suggestion on how to get them configured. > Thanks > >>> > >>> > >>> you need the main server up and running then you can add the > >> clients > >>> > >>> > >>> BTW where are you? I am in New Zealand > >>> > >>> > >>> regards > >>> > >>> Robert > >>> > >>> > > > > > On 2022-02-15 02:20, ija...@jamcorbroadcast.com wrote: > > Fred, > > I used Install procedure and after a few tries I got it > >> installed in > > Centos 7 > > I am stuck now it boots strait to rivendell. I don't know the > > password > > for Rivendell login > > I have to switch to Administrator to log in to the
