Mysql wont''t install with the latest openmediavault

akruidenberg · 31. Mai 2017

Hello everybody!

I've tried installing Mysql with openmediavault, but it wont install. I''ve add an image with log information.
I've tried so many thing to get it working, but without success. apt-get purge mysql* wont help. Mariadb has the same problem.
does anyone know what the solution is? Soory for my bad english!

Thank you

ryecoaaron · 31. Mai 2017

Did you install the plugin or just mysql/mariadb from the command line? Your image is hard to read.

akruidenberg · 31. Mai 2017

Zitat von ryecoaaron

Did you install the plugin or just mysql/mariadb from the command line? Your image is hard to read.

ive installed it from the command line to get get more feedback. The plugin installs fine but mysql/mariadb wont run. Here is a better image for you

ryecoaaron · 31. Mai 2017

Not sure what the problem is. I just installed on a fresh VM and it works fine.

Assuming you have no data, do the following:

purge the mysql packages
remove /etc/mysql and /var/lib/mysql
remove the mysql user
maybe reboot

Then reinstall.

akruidenberg · 31. Mai 2017

how to remove the mysql user?

ryecoaaron · 31. Mai 2017

userdel mysql

akruidenberg · 31. Mai 2017

remove the folders packages and users and reinstall. It works fine now. Thank you @ryecoaaron!

akruidenberg · 31. Mai 2017

changed the database location in the plugin getting the following error. Looks like the extra options field give these errors

akruidenberg · 31. Mai 2017

better image for everyone.

ryecoaaron · 1. Juni 2017

Changing the database location is very tricky. I recommend against it and use the scheduled backup button to back it up to a data drive.

akruidenberg · 1. Juni 2017

Problem fixed with the default database location. Mariadb works also. Hopefully it wont take a lot of hard drive space, because i have a small boot drive. (60 GB SSD)
Would like to run a nextcloud server with max 4 users.
Mysql writes a lot of data also. Thank you @ryecoaaron!

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