Spksrc: DSM6 Can't install Tiny Tiny RSS on fresh installed synology

[ivanwin]

Hi,
I've seen this error trying to install tt-rss on my new synology.
Filling the wizard, i got this error
"Incorrect MySQL root password"

After checking several things, i've found that the installer var:
MYSQL="/usr/syno/mysql/bin/mysql"
target to something that doesn't exists.

the bin mysql installed by the mariaDB packages was found in:
/volume1/@appstore/MariaDB/usr/bin/mysql
or
/usr/bin/mysql

I've put a link in /usr/syno/mysql/bin/mysql pointing to /usr/bin/mysql
and it worked

[Dr-Bean]

We'll probably have to use /usr/bin/mysql in all packages, because people can use a different volume to install MariaDB. The approach will probably be similar to this.

PR's are welcome, but please note that this affects all packages using MariaDB, not just tt-rss.

I'm closing this one as a duplicate, seeing as we already have an open issue for the same reason: #2093. Let's continue there.

[digifreak]

I just tried to install tt-rss (V. 1016102-10) but the problem seems to persist.
Have you got a solution so far?

[ivanwin]

Try to create the link manually with a root account:
ln -s /usr/bin/mysql /usr/syno/mysql/bin/mysql
that should do the trick.

You'll probably be annoyed with updating feed scripts,
and should update PHP path into those scripts.

[digifreak]

Thanks for your help.
But it after typing your command it says that there is no such file or directory

Am 26.05.2016 um 21:17 schrieb ivanwin [email protected]:

Try to create the link manually with a root account:
ln -s /usr/bin/mysql /usr/syno/mysql/bin/mysql
that should do the trick.

You'll probably be annoyed with updating feed scripts,
and should update PHP path into those scripts.

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[ivanwin]

ls /usr/bin/mysql gives nothing?
Do you have mariaDB package installed?

On 26 May 2016 at 22:18, digifreak [email protected] wrote:

Thanks for your help.
But it after typing your command it says that there is no such file or
directory

Am 26.05.2016 um 21:17 schrieb ivanwin [email protected]:

Try to create the link manually with a root account:
ln -s /usr/bin/mysql /usr/syno/mysql/bin/mysql
that should do the trick.

You'll probably be annoyed with updating feed scripts,
and should update PHP path into those scripts.

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[DamienLGD]

On my Synology, i have to do

sudo mkdir /usr/syno/mysql
sudo mkdir /usr/syno/mysql/bin 

before the link

[digifreak]

ls /usr/bin/mysql gives nothing?
Do you have mariaDB package installed?

Yes, I installed mariaDB on my synology.

[digifreak]

Ok, I made the two directories
(sudo mkdir /usr/syno/mysql
sudo mkdir /usr/syno/mysql/bin)

When I try to link the folder, o got an "permission denied" error...
(Sorry, but I am not exactly an expert using unix ;) )
I think I need to change the right. But what are the appropriate rights?

[DamienLGD]

Do you use sudo for your command?

sudo ln -s /usr/bin/mysql /usr/syno/mysql/bin/mysql

It works for me

[digifreak]

Thank you all for your patience and willingness to help!

Sudo did the trick. I thought that beeing logged in as root, I would have all rights.
Great - now I hav my own rss server :)

[johnflavin]

To anyone finding this in the future, a fresh install of Maria DB 5 on DSM 6.1.4 will install (a link) to /bin/mysql, not /usr/bin/mysql as in the comments above. So to get Tiny Tiny RSS to install you should execute

$ mkdir -p /usr/syno/mysql/bin
$ sudo ln -s /bin/mysql /usr/syno/mysql/bin/mysql

[tenhow]

thanks for all your helps, I finally installed maria db 5 on dsm 6.1.4, and so does the ttrss.

[mateMathieu]

Hi all,
It would be excellent if the maintainer can switch to Maria DB 10 and fix this folder/link issue on the community package provided by the synocommunity.
This is the kind of small polish that makes the use of open-source software likelier to popularize it.
Thanks for the hard work already done!