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Database Backup Error ???
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Anonymous
When I attempt to back up the database I get the following error ??????
Check $_DB_mysqldump_path definition in config.php.
Variable currently defined as: /usr/bin/mysqldump
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Incorrect path or mysqldump utility not executable.Check $_DB_mysqldump_path definition in config.php.
Variable currently defined as: /usr/bin/mysqldump
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Newbie
Anonymous
Not understanding php/mySQL too well, I've checked config.php, and assume that standard installation should be OK. My hosting is on Linux/Apache.?????
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Dirk
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Let's see ...
Geeklog is using the utility "mysqldump" to create the backup. Here it tells you that it either couldn't find it or it did find it but it's not executable.
So, it was looking for mysqldump in /usr/bin.
Put the two together and it tells you that either mysqldump is not in /usr/bin or that it is there but it's not executable.
If it's your own server, you should know what to do now. Otherwise, you may want to talk to your hosting service.
Another popular location for mysqldump is in /usr/local/mysql/bin, btw, so you may want to try that first:
bye, Dirk
Incorrect path or mysqldump utility not executable.
Geeklog is using the utility "mysqldump" to create the backup. Here it tells you that it either couldn't find it or it did find it but it's not executable.
Check $_DB_mysqldump_path definition in config.php.
Variable currently defined as: /usr/bin/mysqldump
Variable currently defined as: /usr/bin/mysqldump
So, it was looking for mysqldump in /usr/bin.
Put the two together and it tells you that either mysqldump is not in /usr/bin or that it is there but it's not executable.
If it's your own server, you should know what to do now. Otherwise, you may want to talk to your hosting service.
Another popular location for mysqldump is in /usr/local/mysql/bin, btw, so you may want to try that first:
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$_DB_mysqldump_path = '/usr/local/mysql/bin/mysqldump';bye, Dirk
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Newbie
Anonymous
Thanks Dirk, that didn't work either..........but starting to make some sense
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eki
Anonymous
that's where linux comes handy
try :
$ whereis mysqldump
mysqldump: /usr/bin/mysqldump /usr/share/man/man1/mysqldump.1.gz
it shows you where the command is
if the mysqldump is in /usr/bin/mysqldump
your problem must be somwhere else
try :
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$ whereis mysqldump
mysqldump: /usr/bin/mysqldump /usr/share/man/man1/mysqldump.1.gz
it shows you where the command is
if the mysqldump is in /usr/bin/mysqldump
your problem must be somwhere else
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