On 13-06-2008 13:56:30 -0700, Rt Ibmer wrote: > > > > There should be a ".vaultkey" file as well when > > created with `monetdb`. > > Merovingian uses that file. > > > > Thanks. I edited that file by deleting what was there, and replacing it > simply with "monetdb" (without the quotes). Then I saved it off. Then I > restart merovingian but it still says invalid credentials.
It's not a password. It's a vault "key". The best thing to do here is to destroy and create the database such that it gets a new key assigned. > > My opinion is that you have to start merovingian at boot, > > as it is made > > exactly for doing what you want. > > That is what I am planning to do. But for now I am starting it by typing into > the command window, for testing purposes. That should work fine. > > > 1) create a db and schemas. I can do this successfully > > with mclient. > > > 2) make monetdb start up at boot time and listen for > > connections using meroviangian. if there is another way > > please let me know. > > > 3) use jdbc to access the db. I cannot do this > > because monetdb/monetdb gives an invalid credientials > > response using my jdbc as well as your jdbcclient. > > > > I think you should switch 1) and 2). Do not manually start > > mserver5 yourself if you intend to use merovingian. Let monetdb and > > merovingian > > handle all interactions with the database server. > > > > The first thing I do is run merovingian. Then I try my jdbc code as well as > your jdbcclient.jar and it says "too many redirects. sorry". Ok, that is a bug, we need to fix. > So then the only reason I am running mserver5 is as a diagnostic - just to > see what it does when I try JDBC. And in that case it gives the invalid > credientials. I am assuming merovingian ran into this too but instead of > saying invalid credientials it says too may redirects as it tries. That makes sense. We should fix the "too many redirects" thing, and then things will get easier for you. > > > I am quite certain there is a bug here because if I > > use the RELEASE build than everything works great with > > regards to this!!! > > How do you explain that I do not have this problem running the RELEASE code, > only with the nightly. I think something is broken since the release! Quite a lot has changed. If you'd do the same "workaround" on the current release, the same problem should arise. > > Use the latest "nightly stable" sources > > (monetdb-install.sh > > --nightly=stable ...) and help us to resolve bugs by > > carefully > > describing your steps such that we can replay them. > > But I thought I have already done this? I already tried installing from > scratch using --night=stable, and already laid out step by step what I am > trying. Is there something else I can try? I only read your mail afterwards. > If you were getting an invalid credientials when trying to connect via jdbc > to meroviangian how would you go about troubleshooting this? I would like to have a debug log when you get "too many redirects". Please run jdbcclient with -Xdebug and send me the monet_XXXXXXXXXXX.log file. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Check out the new SourceForge.net Marketplace. It's the best place to buy or sell services for just about anything Open Source. http://sourceforge.net/services/buy/index.php _______________________________________________ Monetdb-developers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/monetdb-developers
