opsi-setup --configure-mysql ERROR message

[tihi]

Hi!

I've having troubles with configuring the mysql for OPSI. Whenever I run the command "opsi-setup --configure-mysql" and set my preferences, I get this error. I can't seem to get past it. I tried googling but nothing I could use came up.

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[2] [nov 08 13:09:43] Traceback: (Logger.py|742)
[2] [nov 08 13:09:43]      line 3299 in '<module>' in file '/usr/bin/opsi-setup'                             (Logger.py|742)
[2] [nov 08 13:09:43]      line 3255 in 'main' in file '/usr/bin/opsi-setup' (Lo                            gger.py|742)
[2] [nov 08 13:09:43]      line 2180 in 'configureMySQLBackend' in file '/usr/bi                            n/opsi-setup' (Logger.py|742)
[2] [nov 08 13:09:43]      line 386 in '__init__' in file '/usr/lib/pymodules/py                            thon2.6/OPSI/Backend/MySQL.py' (Logger.py|742)
[2] [nov 08 13:09:43]      line 371 in 'backend_info' in file '/usr/lib/pymodule                            s/python2.6/OPSI/Backend/Backend.py' (Logger.py|742)
[2] [nov 08 13:09:43]      ==>>> 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xc3 in positio                            n 23: ordinal not in range(128) (opsi-setup|3307)

ERROR: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xc3 in position 23: ordinal not in range                            (128)

Other than this problem, my OPSI server works but I want this to work as well.

So I really would appriciate if you could help me with this one!

[r.witzel]

I had this problem in 3 scenarios:

1) permissions weren't correct (opsi-setup --set-rights /etc/opsi)
2) locales wouldn't fit
3) broken packages (reinstall packages)

Most time it was 1)

[SisterOfMercy]

2) locales wouldn't fit

Whut? Could you elaborate on that some more please?

[tihi]

I had this problem in 3 scenarios:

1) permissions weren't correct (opsi-setup --set-rights /etc/opsi)
2) locales wouldn't fit
3) broken packages (reinstall packages)

Most time it was 1)

1) I tried that (opsi-setup --set rights /etc/opsi/) and got this:

[2] [nov 18 15:33:44] Traceback: (Logger.py|742)
[2] [nov 18 15:33:44] line 3299 in '<module>' in file '/usr/bin/opsi-setup' (Logger.py|742)
[2] [nov 18 15:33:44] line 3239 in 'main' in file '/usr/bin/opsi-setup' (Logger.py|742)
[2] [nov 18 15:33:44] ==>>> Too many arguments (opsi-setup|3307)

ERROR: Too many arguments

2) Would you care to elaborate on that, please?
3) It is a fresh install, installed the packages just before starting to configure opsi.

Thanks.

[wolfbardo]

1) I tried that (opsi-setup --set rights /etc/opsi/) and got this:

[2] [nov 18 15:33:44] Traceback: (Logger.py|742)
[2] [nov 18 15:33:44] line 3299 in '<module>' in file '/usr/bin/opsi-setup' (Logger.py|742)
[2] [nov 18 15:33:44] line 3239 in 'main' in file '/usr/bin/opsi-setup' (Logger.py|742)
[2] [nov 18 15:33:44] ==>>> Too many arguments (opsi-setup|3307)

ERROR: Too many arguments

2) Would you care to elaborate on that, please?
3) It is a fresh install, installed the packages just before starting to configure opsi.

Thanks.

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opsi-setup --set rights

should work

regards,
Bardo Wolf

[SisterOfMercy]

Don't you mean

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opsi-setup --set-rights

instead of

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opsi-setup --set rights

Notice the incorrect space in the second command.

[wolfbardo]

Thanks for the typo correction!

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opsi-setup --set-rights

[SisterOfMercy]

That's what went wrong the first time! opsi-setup is not expecting the extra 'rights' argument.

[tihi]

Thanks guys, but this didn't solve the problem either.

[SisterOfMercy]

Well, what is the output when you just run opsi-setup --set-rights ?