I'm pretty sure Ubuntu 7.04 has mysql 5.0.
Somehow you ended up having the database trigger during a previous
install. Bring up mysql as root:
$ mysql hours -u root -p
mysql> drop trigger status_delete;
Then try the install again. I'm not sure this is really your problem,
since you should be able to continue without the trigger.
Zenoss definitely works under Ubuntu since I use it for daily development.
-Eric
Chet Luther wrote:
> On Aug 31, 2007, at 2:02 PM, cristiv wrote:
>
>> Hi guys,
>> I'm trying to install zenoss using the installation guide
>> -http://www.zenoss.com/community/docs/install-guides/install-on-ubuntu-7.04/-
>> on an ubuntu 7.04 Server edition.
>> All good until the ./install.sh where it simply halts when it tries
>> to add the entries in the database and I have to stop it at some point.
>> In zenbuild.log I have this output:
>>
>> Code:
>> creating events database using zenevent build...
>> creating database
>> loading schema
>> ERROR 1235 (42000) at line 81: This version of MySQL doesn't yet
>> support 'multiple triggers $
>> loading stored procedures
>> events database created and loaded
>> WARNING:OFS.Application:Duplicate Product name
>> After loading Product 'Five' from '/usr/local/zenoss/Products',
>> I skipped the one in '/ussd
>> r/local/zenoss/lib/python/Products'.
>
> Chris,
>
> Zenoss requires MySQL 5.0.22+. We use triggers in our schema, which are
> not supported in MySQL 4.
>
> Chet Luther
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