Kris,
you need to edit freevsd.conf and include the mysql binarys the main one
being mysqld I believe which lives in /usr/sbin (rpm) /usr/local/sbin ?
(source)
vsd-genskel.pl is very selective about what files it copys, you wouldnt want
a 'halt' binary in your vs would you? =>
secondly I am slightly confused as to how you installed mod_auth_mysql, that
is if you used a RPM install of apache mod_auth_mysql needs to be compiled
from source with apache from source (and php and mysql) like making a cake,
just with no eggs. =>
As far as I know there is no DSO mod_auth_mysql available, I have heard of a
old verson allthough, that is not reccomended to be used.
Also, mod_auth_mysql is one of the options as of a php script that was
posted to this list a while back.
http://freevsd.org/support/mail-archives/freevsd-support/2001/Feb/0013.html
Cheers,
Nigel.
On Thursday 26 April 2001 2:24 pm, you wrote:
> Hi
>
> The last few days I've been trying to install the web-admin scripts.
> According to the docs, I need for this:
> mysql, php4, and apache with mod_auth_mysql compiled in.
> After looking all over the internet for mod_auth_mysql and how to
> include it in apache, I finally managed to put all this together and
> make everything (mysql, php, apache, and all combination-thingies
> like mod_php and stuff) work on the host server.
>
> Then, I tried to put all this in a virtual server. This seems to be
> impossible. I tried generating a skel from the fully setupped host,
> but the generation-script seems to do its best to remove as many
> mysql-stuff as possible (lots of executables, ...), and apparently
> also removes all extra stuff out of apache.
>
> I'm at a total loss here. Please advise.
>
> Kris
>
>
> (this was all done using redhat 6.2, installing from RPM's)
