Hmm,
So far my discoveries:
Using:
-My localhost and a freshly installed VM with mysql-server-5-6 = broken
-That freshly installed VM with openjdk-7 + mysql-server-5-6 = works
-My localhost with openjdk-7 with installed VM with mysql-server-5-6 =
broken
-My chroot jail localhost with openjdk-7 with mysql-server-5-6 = works
So now my question is. Which files other than in the apache tomcat path
does syncope read during runtime that might influence how databases are
not created...?
(My localhost is running on full disk encryption set during ubuntu
install itself... But that shouldn't cause problems...?)
Cheers,
Ralph
On 09-10-15 11:48, Ralph de Boom wrote:
Hi both,
Hmm, well now I know at least the project itself is functioning
properly and got to investigate why mysql aint then..
only things different from default configuration is:
datadir = /mnt/disk2/mysql
innodb_file_per_table=1
The reason for that is my current mysql instance has a syncope 1.1.8
installation of 70+GB syncope db with ACT_GE_BYTEARRAY.ibd being 63+gb
(3800users defined). Which doesn't fit on my SSD...
Ill revert these 2 changes back to /var/lib/mysql and run it again today.
Thanks for the time again
