John Moore wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> When I run vadddomain host.com pass - it does this:
>
> mail:~/bin$ ./vadddomain tus.univcommons.com test
> Segmentation fault
>
> My configuration for vpopmail is as follows:
> ./configure --enable-mysql=y
>
> The machine is Debian Linux, with mysqld Ver 3.23.36. I have edited the
> +vmysql.h, and I believe the settings are correct:
>
> /* Edit to match your set up */
> #define MYSQL_UPDATE_SERVER "localhost"
> #define MYSQL_UPDATE_USER "root"
> #define MYSQL_UPDATE_PASSWD "bleh"
>
> #define MYSQL_READ_SERVER "localhost"
> #define MYSQL_READ_USER "root"
> #define MYSQL_READ_PASSWD "bleh"
>
> I have tested the mysql sever by connecting to it, and it seems to be
> +working fine.
>
> Any ideas/clues?
>
> Thanks everyone and especially the developers for a great program.
>
> John Moore
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can you use the command line mysql as a non root user?
I have seen versions of mysql that won't let non root
users run the command line mysql. It was a permission
restriction on the /var/lib/mysql directory. Non root
users couldn't open the unix socket file in that directory.
Ken
