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From:Michael A. Jarvis Date:October 19 1999 4:42pm
Subject:Problems installing with Redhat 6.1 and MySQL 3.22.27
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I am having problems getting "make test" to run successfully.  The system
is running Redhat 6.1, and I downloaded the MySQL 3.22.27 RPMS from
www.mysql.org and installed them:

MySQL-3.22.27-1.i386.rpm
MySQL-bench-3.22.27-1.i386.rpm
MySQL-client-3.22.27-1.i386.rpm
MySQL-devel-3.22.27-1.i386.rpm

Redhat 6.1 comes with Perl 5.005_03 (from the perl-5.00503-6 RPM).  I used
the CPAN module to install Bundle::DBI with no problems, but when I try to
install Bundle::DBD::mysql I get the following errors in "make test":

t/00base............ok
t/10dsnlist.........ok
t/20createdrop......ok
t/30insertfetch.....ok
t/40bindparam.......ok
t/40blobs...........ok
t/40listfields......ok
t/40nulls...........ok
t/40numrows.........ok
t/50chopblanks......ok
t/50commit..........ok
t/60leaks...........skipping test on this platform
t/ak-dbd............ok
t/akmisc............FAILED test 44
	Failed 1/351 tests, 99.72% okay
t/dbdadmin..........ok
t/mysql.............FAILED test 23
	Failed 1/68 tests, 98.53% okay
t/mysql2............ok
Failed Test  Status Wstat Total Fail  Failed  List of failed
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
t/akmisc.t                  351    1   0.28%  44
t/mysql.t                    68    1   1.47%  23

I tried downloading the source RPM and rebuilding the RPMs on my own
machine, and installing them, but I got the same results.

My configuration for the DBD module is:

- MySQL drivers only
- MysqlPerl emulation: yes
- MySQL installation:  /usr
- test database:  test
- test system:    localhost
- test username:  test
- test password:  undef

Does anyone have a clue on how I can get make test to succeed?

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Problems installing with Redhat 6.1 and MySQL 3.22.27Michael A. Jarvis19 Oct
  • Re: Problems installing with Redhat 6.1 and MySQL 3.22.27Jochen Wiedmann19 Oct