Hello,
>
> One major showstopper remains though: I cannot connect to MySQL or
> PostgreSQL databases. In order to simplify testing with my current
> libdbi version I've merged your changes on the
> Branch-2008-11-11-cgreen back into a copy of HEAD (the branch was
> against an older version which used an older libdbi version). Running
> make check in this directory results in the following output:
Ok I did it too.
>
> Connection information:
> [...]
> Initial tables schema: [...]
> Initial data schema: [...]
Runing 'make check'
libdbi-drivers test program: $Id: test_dbi_cgreen.c,v 1.1.2.1
2009/02/27 01:22:56 joaohf Exp $
test recallable (r) or legacy (l) libdbi interface? [r]
libdbi driver directory? [/usr/local/lib/dbd]
1 drivers available: mysql
test which driver? mysql
database administrator name? root
database administrator password? root
database hostname? [(blank for local socket if possible)]
database name? [libdbitest]
encoding? [UTF-8]
Connection information:
--------------------
Legacy mode: 0
Driverdir: /usr/local/lib/dbd
Drivername: mysql
Dbdir:
Initial Database: mysql
Database: libdbitest
Username: root
Password: root
Hostname: localhost
Version:
[a long long test case]
Completed "libdbi tests": 365 passes, 6 failures, 0 exceptions.
>
> Beggin (sic!) tests:
> Running "libdbi tests"...
> Could not connect. Please check the option settings
>
> I've checked these settings over and over again, to no avail. If I run
> macke check from HEAD on the same installed drivers, I can connect
> without problems. Again, this problem does not occur with the
> sqlite/sqlite3 drivers. I could not infer from your test sources
> whether the option settings are mangled somewhere, so I'm pretty much
> lost here. Did you run the tests successfully using either pgsql or
> mysql?
>
The set_driver_options() and ask_for_conninfo() are functions to
control user input and choices. Could you copy and cut a session
error?
I tested with Postgresql, Mysql, SQlite and DB2.
Some things:
Could you connect with successfully in Mysql or Postgresql?, without
the tests. Like: 'mysql -h localhost -u root -proot [database]'
I need to test with Freebsd (you used it to make this test?) , but it
should work too.
You can set the error level in Mysql and Postgresql. This will be nice
to see what happens.
If you need some more information I can help.
Thanks.
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