If you are already running RedHat 9.0, I would recommend you first try out our latest version of OSCAR (v3.0).
Cheers,
Bernard
P.S. This looks a bit fishy:
> denied for user: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'(using password: Yes) at > /usr/lib/pearl5/site_perl/oda.pm line 318"
It should read /usr/lib/perl5/ ... is this a cut & paste or did you type it out?
Anthony Supinski wrote:
Hello,
I'm installing OSCAR 2.3.1 on a fresh install of RedHat 9 and I'm running into a problem when I'm doing "./install_cluster" After first being prompted for a password and confirming that password I get the following error several times "DBI connect('oscar','oscar',...) failed: Access is denied for user: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'(using password: Yes) at /usr/lib/pearl5/site_perl/oda.pm line 318"
After the first time I still get this error without being queried for any password. Up to this point everything has been working and I have set a valid IP, netmask, domainame, hostname and done everything exactly as the instructions say to as well as I can tell.
I'm sure it is something simple but any suggestions\help would be appreciated.
A.J. Supinski
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