Michael wrote:
>
> Hi Ken;
>
> On Mon, 19 Mar 2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] scribed:
>
> > vqregister 2.5 does not create the database, or tables. You
> > must do this yourself before it will work. The reasoning behind
> > this is to allow the administrator maximum control over the
> > contents of the database. Things such as lengths and such,
> > I believe, should be defined by the administrator. I could have
> > added it to the config file. Maybe next version.
>
> Okay...not a problem..I was just going by this line below in the
> vqregister.conf file.
>
> # Note: Databases are created if they do not exist (if able)
Oh dear. How did I leave that there.
>
> I did create the database and table manually after it did not do it
> during the install, but it still does not seem to write to the db when
> one does register.
You must link db.c, and db.h to their respective database module file.
For instance, to make it use the mysql modules:
rm -f db.c db.h (Which, when unpackaged, point at db_null.c, and
db_null.h)
ln -s db_mysql.c db.c
ln -s db_mysql.h db.h
Then compile.
If you don't get any errors during signup, and nothing shows up in the
database, then I'm completely stumped.
>
> I will give it another whirl in a bit, most likely I missed something :-)
>
> --
>
> best regards
> -michael
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