Hi,

I come from the Debian based world so apt-get is what I'm used to, the mysql config file might be somewhere else as well. Apologies for the confusion.

MySQL (Maria is basically the same) needs to be set for remote access with users it normally does this but it is possible the broadcast appliance is different.

Your error message says this:

"Host 'onair.router' is not allowed to connect to this MySQL server."

When you say deleted, do you mean Rivendell database doesn't exist anymore or did you copy it to the server first?

If you deleted everything and want to start again:

$ sudo nano /etc/rd.conf

Change the mysql hostname to your server address and then try to open rdadmin.

You will get an error saying can't access MySQL and it will ask you for the password. It will probably be root and then whatever password you used when you setup the database.

If you copied your database then you should have rduser but it all depends on whether you also copied the mysql users table. Try this exact command from the on air machine:

mysql -h whatever_your_server_ip_is -u rduser -pletmein Rivendell

Only replace the "whatever_your_server_ip_is" rduser is a mysql user that Rivendell uses this should work if it already exists.

If you still can't login you will have to create a user manually. On the server:

$ mysql -u root -p

It will ask you for the root password, this is whatever you set it to be when it installed.

When it logs in, you need to create an rduser for all hosts (% means any match, you could also do ip ranges e.g. 10.0.0.%):

# CREATE USER 'rduser'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY 'letmein';

Then you need to give it permission to use the Rivendell database:

# GRANT ALL ON Rivendell.* TO 'rduser'@'%';

Then you need to make MySQL reload its users so that these changes take effect:

# FLUSH PRIVILEGES;

Now on the on air machine this should work:

mysql -h whatever_your_server_ip_is -u rduser -pletmein Rivendell


On 2016-03-06 09:41, Robert Jeffares wrote:
centos uses yum

yum install nfs


On 06/03/16 20:43, Hugh Stolmer wrote:
apt-get install nfs command

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