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[bawalker]

Hello all,

I have been using Anope services before and am familiar with it.  So when I went to setup a new IRC server with services, I decided to use UnrealIRCD 3.2.6 and Anope 1.7.18.  I created separate accounts for each service and downloaded the Anope source.  From there I extracted and ran the ./Config command.  I answered the questions as honestly as possible and at the end of the ./Config command... it says:

Modules:  Yes
MySQL:  No

I take it that means it's not recognizing I have MySQL server binaries installed?  I have the standard server, devel, and other essential MySQL RPM's installed on this CentOS 3.8 box.

Anyway I proceeded forward and make and make install on the source so that I now had an installed /home/ircd/anope/services folder.  I immediately then went to my MySQL server and created the appropriate database/user/password for anope.   I then immediately imported the tables.sql file to ensure that the table structure of the database was setup like it should be.

From this point I then went to the ../data directory and ran the ./mydbgen file to get all of the appropriate information setup.  After all of this was done, I copied my services.conf file to my folder which was pre-setup to make sure it has the correct values/information.  I startup services and register a new nick and everything connects to the IRCd GREAT.

However when I register a new nick and then go back into the database to check... nothing is there.  Only ONE table has info in it and that is the "anope_info" table.  

Am I missing something here?  Have I screwed something up?!?!

Help!!

Brad

[katsklaw]

you need to install the mysql-devel package then recompile Anope.

[bawalker]

I already have the mysql-devel package and it shows the mysql_compat already installed in /usr/bin.

Originally posted by katsklaw
you need to install the mysql-devel package then recompile Anope.

[bawalker]

*removed* - Double post

[Edited on 10-5-2007 by bawalker]

[SNU]

make sure you have the correct mysql-client -devs ind debian they're called libmysqlclient4-dev maybe centos also has such packages. try "yum install apt" and then "apt-get update" then "apt-cache search libmysql | grep dev" ... maybe you'll find something

[Armadillo]

The MySQL-Suport of the Anopes 1.7.x is very buggy. I had several hard problems during the last weeks, until I disabled it although i need it.
It often crashes the services, so think about this, before you use it

[katsklaw]

Originally posted by Armadillo
The MySQL-Suport of the Anopes 1.7.x is very buggy. I had several hard problems during the last weeks, until I disabled it although i need it.
It often crashes the services, so think about this, before you use it

The 1.7 branch is the Development branch, which means it's likely to be buggy. This is a normal part of the development process, so if you can't handle the bugs then use the stable 1.6 branch.