Hello community,
First of all: thank you Martin for this great installer tool. It nearly worked perfect on my fresh and clean ubuntu 7.10 (not server).
I think i've had the same problem like nikolai and i probably found the mistake. When installing on a fresh system there's automatically installed mysql. At this time the installer asks you for a master password for your mysql database. If you don't let it blank (if you enter any password), you get this error, because later on the script tries to configure all the databases and stuff without using a password for mysql-root-access. Hope i'm not getting this wrong. But after deactivating the root password for mysql (temporarily ) and rerunning the script everything works fine.
Related question: is there any difference when using the ubuntu 7.10 installer with the non server edition? Are there any known problem related?
Thank you,
regards,
Timo
First of all: thank you Martin for this great installer tool. It nearly worked perfect on my fresh and clean ubuntu 7.10 (not server).
I think i've had the same problem like nikolai and i probably found the mistake. When installing on a fresh system there's automatically installed mysql. At this time the installer asks you for a master password for your mysql database. If you don't let it blank (if you enter any password), you get this error, because later on the script tries to configure all the databases and stuff without using a password for mysql-root-access. Hope i'm not getting this wrong. But after deactivating the root password for mysql (temporarily ) and rerunning the script everything works fine.
Related question: is there any difference when using the ubuntu 7.10 installer with the non server edition? Are there any known problem related?
Thank you,
regards,
Timo
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