[rt-users] completely horked my rt database connection

Curtis Bruneau curtisb at vianet.ca
Tue Apr 7 15:48:52 EDT 2009


It may have added a line to your my.cnf .. usually in /etc/mysql/my.cnf

skip-innodb

You will want to #comment that. There may be other settings but that 
will skip the innodb engine and won't initialize your database.

Kimberly McKinnis wrote:
>
> Following Jesse’s suggestion to run mysqltuner, I didn’t pay close 
> enough attention to what I was doing and ran the script as admin, 
> which didn’t look at my rt database. I removed innoDB, as per it’s 
> recommendation, and now my entire install is horked. I suspect that it 
> re-created my mysql users, which is what’s causing the problem, but I 
> can’t find where RT configures this so I can reset it. Help!
>
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