I cannot get the mysqld/maria enabled for boot using the snort ids web page. I'm away from the office right now so let me know if you want me to send you the output log. Should I try some of the service enabling utilities or will that foul up nst/nstwui?
Also, I had a strange experience. In a virtual version of nst 20, the default manager worked fine and vnc server creation was a breeze. When I installed nst20 on a bare metal machine, the /etc/sysconfig/desktop files area identical, but the bare metal machine only created a no-default-windows-manager kind of vnc screen (no menus, etc.) I solved this by changing .vnc/xtartd to use mate-wm. So just an fyi.
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I cannot get the mysqld/maria enabled for boot using the snort ids web page. I'm away from the office right now so let me know if you want me to send you the output log. Should I try some of the service enabling utilities or will that foul up nst/nstwui?
Also, I had a strange experience. In a virtual version of nst 20, the default manager worked fine and vnc server creation was a breeze. When I installed nst20 on a bare metal machine, the /etc/sysconfig/desktop files area identical, but the bare metal machine only created a no-default-windows-manager kind of vnc screen (no menus, etc.) I solved this by changing .vnc/xtartd to use mate-wm. So just an fyi.
vagab0nd:
Unfortunately we did not catch this with the NST20 release. The maria database has a different service startup and boot enablement then MySQL:
To start the database:
/bin/systemctl start mariadb.service;
To enable the maria database on boot use:
/bin/systemctl enable mariadb.service
Hope this helps...
---RWH
Thanks!