I'm running CentOS 4. Haven't felt like upgrading. When I installed the RPM I used vanilla "--install" which worked with no complaints. I had MySQL installed and working already so I guess that is why it didn't choke on that issue.
I see that the RPM seems to have installed another instance of mysql but that didn't seem to run for too long. I also don't find the startup script for it. It doesn't appear to be in /etc/init.d unless they gave it an odd name (that I haven't figured out yet). Ok. As I said before, I ran "init.d/squeezecenter start" and it said "Ok". Right after that I did the "ps" and it wasn't running. (I am betting it isn't an xinetd startup.) I tried the Microsoft approach and rebooted the server and it showed "Starting SqueezeCenter -> Ok" during startup. But when I ran "ps -ef | grep sque" I only saw an instance of mysqld calling the my.cnf in a squeezecenter directory (under /var/lib). After trying "init.d/squeezecenter start" once I checked again and that instance of mysqld was gone too. Does anyone know if I can just move the db directories under my normal mysqld /var/lib directory? I also expect that there may be some issue with the alternate port that the SC version of my.cnf sets. I saw that the SC version of my.cnf skips authentication so I will need the commands that need to be run to make it behave with logins. -- daveo2000 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ daveo2000's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=16914 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=46399 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/unix
