On 4/25/2013 9:14 AM, compdoc wrote:
>> OpenSuSE12.3 is no longer
>> supplying MySQL. Instead they are supplying MariaDB which is supposed
>> to be 100% compatible with MySQL (so they claim).
> If its compatible, then it should accept the same commands as mysql. What
> happens if you type:
>
> mysql -u root -p
>
>
At a command prompt, MariaDB and MySQL ARE identical. Executing the command
mysql -u root -p
to start mysql works, as you showed/asked me to type it.
BUT, that does not mean that what got passed in as a parameter
specifying the database type, to the make_catalog_backup script when it
was called, was in fact 'mysql' I do not know HOW the value of the
database type is determined, for this particular parameter, nor why it
is even truly necessary to be passing in the database type to this
script. (Are there bacula configurations running on the same system
interacting with multiple database types?) What I can tell you is, that
whatever the value of the database type parameter, that was passed in to
the make_catalog_backup script, it was not recognized within that script
as a valid/known database type. (hence I wonder if the value was
'mariadb' instead of 'mysql', which would be causing the behavior that I
am seeing.) Since the value of the passed in parameter, for the database
type, was not recognized, the make_catalog_backup script defaulted to
using PostgreSQL instead.
Marc..
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