Clifford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > I am using midgard on SuSE9.3 for a few month now - running smooth, no > > trouble with mysql at all.. > > Wish I could say the same - I've deleted the whole lot and reinstalled but > now its just going around in circles with datagard stating it can't connect > to the database - stange how it manages to create all the tables but not > import the data to them.
Database is created by MySQL admin , while packages are imported using midgard user data. Are you sure you didn't make any typo with username and password? Some output with error could be helpfull. > So now I've given up - if the product is going to put up such a fight to be > installed then I really do have better and other things to be getting on with. Well, I doubt you can find any similiar tool. I think there is no such framework like midgard. > Leaves me with the impression that a better installation process should be > used. It's not perfect , but it is very good. >From what you wrote till now I think you made mistake with username or >password. > Many thanks guys for your help - I'll keep an eye on freshmeat for future > announcments and hope to see some progress and improvments in the future. I think there are plenty users who want to help , but please describe your errors more detailed. Piotras --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
