alessandro bottoni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > How can I create those tables now? Do I have to re-install Midgard? Do I have > to run any SQL dump script that came with the distribution? Can I proceed > without creating the tabels and rely on the fact that Datagard/Repligard will > take care of creating them at the next run?
Yep, datagard is responsible for creating db with all data inside. > As long as I can see, there are 3 different users involved with the > communication between Midgard and MySQL: > > - midgard, apparently used to access the midgard database during the normal > run One, only one. This one. - admin, apparently used by Repligard to create and manage the DB tables > during the install/import stage > > - SG0, used as a sitegroup administrator (I have not had the opportunity to > use it, yet) These two are midgard "internal" users. > Which of them is the one to be used for this Datagard "import" operation? midgard/midgard as MySQL's database user default admin/password user as Midgard user > I tried to run datagard using all of these 3 different user profiles against > the midgard database (and cross checking that they have access to the midgard > db using the MySQL client). In all of the 3 cases I have got the same > "midgard critical: error logging into the database" message. The user SG0 > cannot access the db just because I do not know the default password > associated with this username... (I'm sure it is written somewhere but I did > not find it...:-( ) You can not have this error while database is empty. Or is not? Piotras --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
