I found the answer - I need to specify the user on the restore command, e.g.
"sa-learn --username=someuser --restore backup.txt"
Tom
On Tue, 20 Sep 2005 11:15, Rick Macdougall wrote:
> Tom Munro Glass wrote:
> >Thanks for the reply Rick but this hasn't helped. Firstly, most of my
> > users are n
--On Tuesday, September 20, 2005 11:11 AM +1200 Tom Munro Glass
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for the reply Rick but this hasn't helped. Firstly, most of my
users are not allowed to login so I can't use "su".
You can try "su -c". I don't think that needs a shell, as it's the syntax
used
Tom Munro Glass wrote:
Thanks for the reply Rick but this hasn't helped. Firstly, most of my users
are not allowed to login so I can't use "su". Secondly, before running step
3, I have been setting bayes_override_sql_username to the appropriate
username in local.cf.
Any more ideas?
Hi,
Thanks for the reply Rick but this hasn't helped. Firstly, most of my users
are not allowed to login so I can't use "su". Secondly, before running step
3, I have been setting bayes_override_sql_username to the appropriate
username in local.cf.
Any more ideas?
Tom
On Tue, 20 Sep 2005 10:45, Ri
Tom Munro Glass wrote:
README.bayes states that you should do the following for each user:
1) "sa-learn --backup > backup.txt"
2) Modify the local.cf file
3) "sa-learn --restore backup.txt"
Can someone please clarify this for me. I ran step 1 for each user and ended
up with separate backup.t
README.bayes states that you should do the following for each user:
1) "sa-learn --backup > backup.txt"
2) Modify the local.cf file
3) "sa-learn --restore backup.txt"
Can someone please clarify this for me. I ran step 1 for each user and ended
up with separate backup.txt files for each user.
W
