Re: [Refdb-users] was database too old or corrupt error on debian ever solved

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Markus Hoenicka a =E9crit :
> St=E9phane T=E9letch=E9a writes:
>  > As a packager, one suggestion i could do is to split (or *pluginize*=
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>  > the db connectors. Like this, one refdb-server package could exist=3D=
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>  > (using by default sqlite) and if the mysql or pgsql connector is pre=
sent=3D20
>  > then it is used.
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> What precisely do you mean with "db connectors"? What would these
> packages contain? As far as RefDB is concerned, you switch between
> database engines by changing one or two entries in refdbdrc and by
> creating the main database using the new engine.=20
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> regards,
> Markus
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I may have misunderstood, but while packaging, i'm using those options :

./configure --disable-docs --with-db-server=3Dpgsql --disable-rpath

* the --disable-docs is for avoiding the doc building problem (and since=20
they are provided, there is no point in having a rebuilding),
* --disable-rpath is to avoid the warning
* i used --with-db-server=3Dpgsql

Ok, after reading again p29 of the manual (chpater 4 - Installation), i=20
see the option -with-db-server is only for getting preconfigurations for=20
pgsql, mysql or sqlite, but all of them will be ok with the correct=20
configuration file ... Is there a mean to provide the three=20
configurations so the admin can link the correct one to its situation ?
Otherwise, i'll consider adding them on the package, using 3 differents=20
builds to get the environnment in /usr/local/etc/refdb/*

Thanks for the clarification, this was my last limiting step.

As a sidenote, the command line on page 42 (the sed replacement for=20
InnoDB in mysql) is truncated :-)

St=E9phane

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