* [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-03-06 17:34]: > What known problems are there with Suse? > I use Suse 9.0 on my main backend and Suse 9.1 on my main frontend.
I'm running Suse Pro 9.1. After following the initial database setup guidelines, running mythtv results in database connection errors. The error reads "Access denied for user: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'". It should be trying to login as simply 'mythtv', not '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'. This could merely be a documentation defect. There are distribution specific instructions for other distros, and nothing for Suse, when there probably needs to be some step to make usernames consistent accross the different scripts. For whatever reason it is not enough to set up the initial database and start mysql in Suse. Additionally, (and this may be part of the same problem), the X server is disabled for root after a clean Suse pro 9.1 install, and only non-root users have a usable X server. This means root cannot run mythtv, when it is root that creates the database. So potentially the user given access to the X server differs from the user with database access, which calls for some additional undocumented steps in getting everything configured.
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