[opencms-dev] Installing OIpenCMS on SUSE Linux Do I need to install JDBC Drive r for MySQL

[wang neil]

hi, i believe you need not install the driver at all. there is a driver with
the install tar ball. you can't install with the root id, because
you haven't grant the privilege to the root at localhost id. so there is a
solution is :
grant the permission to the root id. exec this sql
grant all on opencms.* to root@"localhost" Identified by "your password";

and i think the better solution is create a new user like :
grant all on opencms.* to opencms@"localhost" Identified by "your password";

and input the user and password you could create the database and tables.

i tried it before!

but, when i tried to install the opencms on suse 10.0 and fedora 4, i can't
importing the package correctly.
if you can install it successfully, share your experience plz.

thanks.

i have asked the question about the error when install on linux. but nobody
have idea about it. hope you can
do it.


On 11/7/05, Michael, Nick N <Nick.Michael at standardbank.co.za> wrote:
>
> Hi there
>  I have installed Tomcat and Mysql under SUSE Linux and both are working (
> I tested them separately)
>    I used mysqladmin and was successfully able to create and delete an
> opencms database
> So I do not have a MySQL problem
>   However I get JDBC errors when I type in the root id and password for
> the installation
> wizard to install it
>  I did not have problems doing this under windows where I also did not
> remember installing the JDBC driver
> for My SQL
>  Do I need to install the JDBC driver for OpenCms to work on SUSE
> Linux ?
>   Or do I have to put a Java Driver and make the Tomcat container to point
> to it ?
>   please advise how and what to do to solve this problem
>  regards
> Nick
>
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