>> OpenSuSE12.3 is no longer
>> supplying MySQL. Instead they are supplying MariaDB which is supposed
>> to be 100% compatible with MySQL (so they claim).
Guess I should have mentioned, there are some alternatives:
Figure out what your bacula install requires to get working. If it's not
using m
>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.
The person who packaged bacula that you installed has total control of
everything: where the files go, which dat
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:
>
> mysq
On 4/25/2013 9:17 AM, John Drescher wrote:
>> Ping? No suggestions? Should I report this to a different group or
>> submit a bug report?
>>
> I am not sure if what you described was a bug. Did your distro say the
> bacula packages were for mysql but had instead been enabled to use
> postgresql (wh
> OpenSuSE12.3 is no longer supplying MySQL. Instead they
>are supplying MariaDB which is supposed to be 100%
>compatible with MySQL (so they claim).
In order to be compatible, MariaDB would have to accept the same commands
that you type for Mysql. You'd be able to run the bacula mysql scripts
> 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
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> Ping? No suggestions? Should I report this to a different group or
> submit a bug report?
>
I am not sure if what you described was a bug. Did your distro say the
bacula packages were for mysql but had instead been enabled to use
postgresql (which should be preferred for larger networks). If it
Ping? No suggestions? Should I report this to a different group or
submit a bug report?
Marc.
On 4/22/2013 12:00 PM, Marc Chamberlin wrote:
> This may be a Linux (openSuSE) distro error, but not knowing the
> internals of how Bacula gets configured, I thought I would ask my
> question her
This may be a Linux (openSuSE) distro error, but not knowing the
internals of how Bacula gets configured, I thought I would ask my
question here first.
I get Bacula from the openSuSE (12.3) repositories, and as such I do not
have to compile/install Bacula from source, theoretically. The
reposi
