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Generally, I use Webmin to manage my MySQL server. The server is running OpenSUSE 10.1. I believe it's MySQL5.
I am trying to get JASmine to work. It's a semi-deceased ...
- 11-01-2007 #1
Suse-specific MySQL help, CUPS fun! Help!
Generally, I use Webmin to manage my MySQL server. The server is running OpenSUSE 10.1. I believe it's MySQL5.
I am trying to get JASmine to work. It's a semi-deceased project consisting of three parts. MySQL, Web, and Backend. You have to tweak your MySQL settings, then install the JASmine backend on the CUPS server, and then install the web interface.
I have MySQL and the web interface on the same server. My PDC is one of three CUPS servers. Supposedly if you set everything up right, you have to put jasmine:// in front of the socket/file/etc of the path to the printer. That has been done, but now when I do a test print from the CUPS web interface, it says it cannot connect to the MySQL database.
I tried emailing their mailing list, but it seems to be dead. Sifting through their archives, I noticed someone said,
- [JASmine] Re: Various cups serversCode:What's happening, I think, is that your MySQL server only listens to the localhost (lo) interface, as it now does by default on many distros... Have a look into /etc/sysconfig/mysqld to comment this line : MYSQLD_OPTIONS="--skip-networking" Or into any similar file, depending on your distro.
So, where is this config file in MySQL and does this issue even exist in SUSE? Thanks!I praise Webmin and PuTTy!
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- 11-02-2007 #2
bump, help?
I praise Webmin and PuTTy!
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