I'm sorry, the problem is fixed. Ubuntu asked to update the database and
then it was possible to completely remove TorrentFlux and dbconfig-
common.
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torrent flux database config crashed when upgrading to 7.04 ubuntu
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Well, I don't want to install and configure any database, so I decided
to uninstall TorrentFlux but it is impossible because of the problem
with the database. Can anyone help how to get rid of TorrentFlux easily?
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An easy way to uninstall?
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On 11/14/07, Nevyn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Torrentflux expects a database called torrentflux to already be there.
> Which of course, when you initially install it's not. To fix it, you can
> log into mysql and create a table called torrentflux. I can't remember
> the exact steps.
This is NOT
I think that the problem i had on this was actually that I did not have
MySQL installed and set up PRIOR to torrentflux installation...
On 11/14/07, Cameron Dale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On 11/14/07, Nevyn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Torrentflux expects a database called torrentflux to al
thanks!
already fixed the problem though... I made sure that MySQL, etc, were
installed and set up BEFORE I went to install TorrentFlux... (currently
running Ubuntu 7.10 installed from netboot CD 9.1 MB including LAMP server
on install) if you need the link, let me know, and I will find it again...
The issue's been around for awhile. I'm not sure why it hasn't been
addressed though once you've installed it I suppose it's no longer a
problem.
Torrentflux expects a database called torrentflux to already be there.
Which of course, when you initially install it's not. To fix it, you can
log into
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To address the problems installing, you should look at the recommended
and suggested packages of torrentflux. You'll definitely need the
recommended mysql-client if you are using the automatic database
configuration. Also, if you don't have access to a remote database,
you'll need the suggested mys
torrentflux is the affected package, not Ubuntu.
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