[rt-users] access-denied for rt_user on make install

[James Adam Sigler]

On Thu, 20 Dec 2001, Raymond Norton wrote:

> On make install this is what I get. I am sure there is a simple solution,
> but I am new enough that I don't why this is occurring.
> R
> 
> ]0;root at support: /tmp/rt-2-0-9[root at support rt-2-0-9]# make install
> mkdir -p //opt/rt2/bin
> mkdir -p //opt/rt2/WebRT/data
> mkdir -p //opt/rt2/WebRT/sessiondata
> mkdir -p //opt/rt2/etc
> mkdir -p //opt/rt2/lib
> mkdir -p //opt/rt2/WebRT/html
> mkdir -p //opt/rt2/local/WebRT/html
> /usr/bin/perl tools/initdb 'mysql' '/usr' 'localhost' '' 'root' 'rt2' create
> Now creating a database for RT.
> Enter the mysql password for root:
> Creating mysql database rt2.
> cp etc/acl.mysql '//opt/rt2/etc/acl.mysql'
> /usr/bin/perl -p -i -e " s'!!DB_TYPE!!'"mysql"'g;\
> s'!!DB_HOST!!'"localhost"'g;\
> s'!!DB_RT_PASS!!'"rt_pass"'g;\
> s'!!DB_RT_HOST!!'"localhost"'g;\
> s'!!DB_RT_USER!!'"rt_user"'g;\
> s'!!DB_DATABASE!!'"rt2"'g;" //opt/rt2/etc/acl.mysql
> bin/initacls.mysql '/usr' 'localhost' '' 'root' 'xxxxxx' 'rt2'
> '//opt/rt2/etc/acl.mysql'
> Enter the mysql administrator's database password to create a new user for
> RT
> Enter the mysql administrator's database password to nondestructively reload
> the database
> /usr/bin/perl tools/initdb 'mysql' '/usr' 'localhost' '' 'rt_user' 'rt2'
> insert
> Now populating database schema.
> Enter the mysql password for rt_user:
> Creating database schema.
> DBI->connect(dbname=rt2;host=localhost) failed: Access denied for user:
> 'rt_user at localhost' (Using password: YES) at tools/initdb line 144
> Access denied for user: 'rt_user at localhost' (Using password: YES) at
> tools/initdb line 144, <STDIN> line 1.
> make: *** [initdb.rtuser] Error 255
> 
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-- 
If your user cration script is not being run correctly, then the user does 
not have the rights to accomplish what it is trying to do. Try removing 
the first two lines of the acl.mysql file under etc under rt-2-0-9 and 
then running th install process. Sometimes mysql databases do not like the 
delte commands provided by Jesse.
		Sincerely,					
			-James Adam Sigler-



James Adam Sigler
College of Computing
Georgia Tech
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