Hi Norm,
in the openser DB interface, the DB type is actually defined by the DB
module to be used. So if starts with "mysql://" it will try to load
mysql....So you cannot change from postgres to pgsql because the openser
module is named postgres and not pqsql.
regards,
bogdan
Norman Brandinger wrote:
I'm more confused now, is this a bug ?
Replaced postgres:// with pgsql:// and upon startup the following
errors were thrown:
openser[8609]: bind_dbmod: Module pgsql does not export db_use_table
function
openser[8609]: ERROR: uridb_db_bind: unable to bind to the database
module
openser[8609]: ERROR: uri_db:mod_init(): No database module found
openser[8609]: init_mod(): Error while initializing module uri_db
The system is running postgresql-8.1
Regards,
Norm
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 14 Jul 2006, Norman Brandinger wrote:
I would like to suggest that the DBENGINE=PGSQL be replaced with
POSTGRES in the new openserctlrc configuration file.
The reason for this is that within the OpenSER configuration file,
module parameters can be specified as below:
for MySQL: mysql:// and for Postgres: postgres://
Sounds like this should be changed to pgsql://
Canonical short name for postgresql is pgsql.
Postgres (without SQL) is a predecessor to postgresql.
NOT: pgsql://
Since I've only recently started using Postgres, the above caused
some additional confusion that may have otherwise been avoided.
Comments or suggestions are always welcome.
Regards,
Norm
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