error while importing mysql file
Richard Lucassen
I get the following error:
# mysql -u root -p nagios_config <
/var/www/nagios_config1.3.4/contrib/nagios_config.mysql
Enter password:
ERROR 1064 at line 21: You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the
manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right
syntax to use near 'DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1' at line 21
Anyone a hint? Debian Sarge, MySQL-4.0.24.
Richard
Martin, Jared
nagios_config.mysql file and remove that wording (DEFAULT
CHARSET=latin1) every time you see it. It was created for an older
verion of MySQL. From what I've heard, removing the text doesn't hurt
anything. (You can always back it up)
Hello list,
Richard
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Richard Lucassen
> Yeah, I just fixed that last weekon my Ubuntu system. Go through the
> nagios_config.mysql file and remove that wording (DEFAULT
> CHARSET=latin1) every time you see it. It was created for an older
> verion of MySQL. From what I've heard, removing the text doesn't hurt
> anything. (You can always back it up)
Yep, that did it! Thnx!
R.