Closed icydee closed 10 years ago
Well, that is interesting. I must admit I developed using SQLite and I don't use MySQL but I would have thought that the deployment mechanism took care of most of these abstractions. I will try to look at it soonish, but TBH galileo is not at the top of my list right now. Any additional data would be helpful.
I have forked your repo so I will try to work out what is going on and submit a patch.
Thanks for the prompt reply :)
Absolutely I would accept a patch! Thanks for tracking it down! On Nov 28, 2013 5:08 AM, "Holger Rupprecht" notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi icydee, I'd the same problem then you. I could solve this issue. You can checkout my fork https://github.com/hrupprecht/Galileo of galileo.
Hi Joel, would you accept a patchhttps://github.com/hrupprecht/Galileo/commit/5a17541cd1a5736431645799ef1e90a2d5bbd58f? Then I 'll send you a pull request.
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/jberger/Galileo/issues/19#issuecomment-29456375 .
I have gone through the setup several times in an attempt to deploy to mysql but I have not succeeded.
the dns I am using is DBI:mysql:mydatabase options, I have tried both blank and {}
I have run both from the root directory with
perl bin/galileo setup
and from cd bin perl galileo setup
Neither work as expected.
When I have entered the setup, I go to the database setup and enter the admin user, on submit I get no error message and no error message in the console where I run galileo but it just re-displays the same form (admin user etc.)
I have tried both creating an empty database 'mydatabase' and ensuring that there is no database with that name.
There is no problem setting up a SQLITE database, it just balks at a mysql database.
I have tried this both from a Mac, and from a Linux (Fedora) system with the same results.