freebsd 5.4 mysql problem

Dmitry Medvedev wrote:
> i've encountered really weird problem on FreeBSD 5.4 ,
python 2.4.2 ,
> py24-MySQL-db-1.2.0 and mysql , i've moved my project
from Gentoo Linux,
>  used subversion to get latest branch of django, 
created mysql
> database, set correct values in setting.py , mysql
client logs in with
> this values, but, when i try to  do something like
'python2.4 manage.py
> init' or for example 'inspectdb' results in
>
> Error: The database couldn't be initialized.
> an integer is required

I'm running Mandrake 10.1, Python 2.3.4, MySQL 4.1.5, and
MySQLdb
1.2.0. I get the same error message as you. So far, none of
the #django
Freenode IRC logs at http://simon.bofh
.ms/logger/django/ fixed the
problem.


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I am running Ubuntu 5.10, Python 2.4.2, MySQL 4.1.12, and
MySQLdb
1.2.1c3, and I have the same problem.  It may be that this
is a problem
introduced in a recent release, because all three of us have
brought it
up around the same time.  I will post a solution if I find
one, but for
now, I have to keep digging!

Mateja


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Found it !

the fact is
DATABASE_PORT = '3307' # is wrong
DATABASE_PORT = 3307 # is right!

mateja wrote:
> I am running Ubuntu 5.10, Python 2.4.2, MySQL 4.1.12,
and MySQLdb
> 1.2.1c3, and I have the same problem.  It may be that
this is a problem
> introduced in a recent release, because all three of us
have brought it
> up around the same time.  I will post a solution if I
find one, but for
> now, I have to keep digging!
> 
> Mateja
> 
> 
> 

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dmitry medvedev
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