On Wednesday 14 December 2016 at 23:25:14, François Meehan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> From the Ubuntu package.
In that case you should not need to create the database yourself. This should
be done by the package installer for you.
To check:
# mysql -p -e "show databases"
If you have one called "icinga" or "icinga2" (my Icinga2 installed from the
Debian package has the database "icinga2", so I'd expect the Ubuntu one to
create the same) then try:
# mysql -p icinga2 -e "show tables"
and see if it seems to have created the database for you. If it does, you can
proceed with the setup instructions, using the database name which you found.
Hope that helps,
Antony.
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