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On 04/08/2015 06:19 PM, Schifano Alexandre wrote:
On 08/04/2015 22:45, Gilles Gagniard wrote:> Hello !
Same issue here. Are you still running your sogo install on centos 7
by any chance ?
On my side the only significant change I did is to yum update, which
upgraded my box to the recently released centos 7.1, which among other
things updates mariadb from 5.5.35 to 5.5.41. Maybe you did that too
before restarting your server ...
I tried to rebuild everything in case there is some binary
compatibility issue, but to no avail.
Gilles
Hi,
I used CentOS 7. After my server reboot I did a yum update and I'm now
with a CentOS 7.1.
I tried the new binaries available in the SOGo repository, with the same
result.
On 08/04/2015 22:26, Steve Ankeny wrote:
(1) What version of MariaDB are you using?
(2) Are you using anything else such as Samba 4 LDAP with MariaDB?
(3) What are you using for SOGoUserSources?
I am using LDAP AD/Samba4 with MariaDB 10.0.17, and it's working fine.
I rebooted over the weekend for a kernel upgrade, and I've had no problems.
My SOGoProfileURL, OCSSessionsFolderURL etc. is essentially the same as
yours.
I had an issue creating the OpenChange MySQL user as
'openchange-user'@'localhost' (as in the Outlook manual) as MariaDB did
not like the single quotes. Once I removed those, everything worked fine.
I had thought that was the case with the SOGo MySQL user, but it was
created without single quotes.
I wonder if it has to do with the MariaDB version?
Hi,
I have MariaDB 5.5.41, with no LDAP and no Samba. My user
authentification is done throught the SQL backend.
IF it's not too difficult, you might try deleting the 'sogo' user and
recreating it.
MariaDB prefers creating the user without @localhost but using @%
instead. Look at documentation.
How it looks in MySQL
Somehow or other, I ended up with sogo and 'openchange-user' (but it
works fine)
I'm just trying to think of things you can consider. Maybe someone will
know more about MariaDB
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