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Robert Gusnowski ![]() Guest Group ![]() |
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I am trying to MySQL setup and following the instructions from
Everything seems to working except when I start working through the "Steps"
I complete "Step1" - everything is fine -> "Step 2" the initial tables are built and then it says some tables are missing and to proceed to Step2b -> I proceed to "Step 2b" and click on "Update" and it kills the Spamfilter service: the MySQL tables never get updated.
How can I manually fix this?
Thanks
Robert
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Robert Gusnowski ![]() Guest Group ![]() |
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Another piece to the puzzle... The MySQL database I am/was trying to connect to is located on another server (a linux box). I installed MySQL on the Windows server that is running Spamfilter ISP and again (carefully) followed the instructions from http://www.logsat.com/spamfilter/forums/showmessage.asp?messageID=3255 I created the database spamfilter -> recreated the new ODBC connector to connect to localhost -> build the string -> tested OK -> ran "Step1" -> everything OK -> ran "Step 2" -> received messaged about incomplete tables; Step 2b was now listed -> run "Step 2b" choose Update and it kills the Spamfilter ISP service. Same problem connecting to 2 separate databases - help? Thanks Robert
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Robert Gusnowski ![]() Guest Group ![]() |
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More information.... I manually ran the MySql script in "d:\Spamfilter\database\MySql.sql" - the tables added in fine but when I test it still gives the "Step 2b" update issue. Is there a script to manually add the missing tables?
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Why "Step 2b" doesn't work.... I ran Spamfilter on my local worksation (not as a service) and I get the exact same results except now I can see why the service is failing. When I connect to the MySQL database and I get to "Step 2b" I get a Pop-Up Windows error message "Cannot Open File """". The System can not find the path specified"
Robert
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More info... I have luckily saved all my old versions of SpamFilter ISP and I have tried using an older version to create the tables and the error is remarkably consistent - it simply can't find the file to complete "Step 2b". To figure out which tables are missing I started SpamFilter with the incomplete MySQL database - a portion of the logfile is posted below... Robert 11/23/04 13:40:51:918 -- SpamFilter ISP v2.1.1.385 Listening on all IPs port 25 |
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Robert,Can you please try to install/reinstall the latest MDAC data components from http://www.microsoft.com/data? Even if the latest version is already installed, we've seen several instances where other applications will overwite some newer DLL's with older one.Could you please also email us at support@logsat.com a copy of your SpamFilter.ini file?Roberto F.
LogSat Software
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