Michael Ablassmeier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (13/06/2006):
> [...]
>
> i've just had a quick look at your patch and i think the package *could*
> use dbconfig-common, im just not sure if i want it. The first problem i
> noticed was after a plain installation the login page *always* reported
> about wrong Login name or password, even without submitting the form,
> might be a problem with the require statement (in connection with the
> session management), i have to take a closer look whats going on there.
> 
> Another problem i noticed is:
> 
> [..] 
>  Setting up zabbix-frontend-php (1.1-4) ...
>  [..]
>  Creating config file /etc/zabbix/debian.php with new version
>  granting access to database zabbixfrontendphp for [EMAIL PROTECTED]: already 
> exists.
>  creating database zabbixfrontendphp: already exists.  dbconfig-common: 
> flushing administrative password
>  dbconfig-common: flushing administrative password
>  [..]
> [..]
> 
> im not sure why dbconfig-common even *trys* to create a new database
> (-user) here. However, when used, dbconfig-common always would need root
> privileges on the mysql database for this (or privileges from another
> user allowed to grant rights), which means the administrator has to
> grant root access from remote hosts (if the frontend is installed on
> another server), otherwise the package fails to install. 

Sean, can you please have a look at this bug (#372898) and tell us if
there is a workaround for the problems explained by Michael?

Cheers,

-- 
Thomas Huriaux

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