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Trixbox CE and running yum updates

metallica1973
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 Member Since:
2008-06-17
Submitted by metallica1973 on Tue, 02/10/2009 - 9:39am.

I am using Centos 5 and Trixbox CE. Whenever I try and and run a yum update I always get an error saying that atftp-server conflicts with tftp and will cancel the update. It says," Transaction Check Error - file /etc/xinetd.d/ftp from the install atftp-server-0.7.6 conflicts with file from the package tftp-server-0.42-3.1.el5.centos" Using yum how can one resolve this issue? Can I just tell yum to force the install and ignore the conflict? Nevermind I fixed the issue by removing atftp-server and then just reran yum updates and that fixed the issue except for now when I try and reconnect to through the web browser I get an DB:connect error. I must venture into that realm now any ideas?

I posted this issue before under this post and it now has a different mysqlerror talking about ,"access denied" with the standard password. Help!

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metallica1973
Posts: 28
 Member Since:
2008-06-17
Nevermind the issue has been
Sun, 03/07/2010 - 2:02pm

Nevermind the issue has been resolved:

asteriskuser mysql password:

(from the Linux CLI):

mysql -u root -p
(enter mysql root password, default is passw0rd (with a zero))
mysql> use mysql;
mysql> update user set password=PASSWORD("new_pass_here") where User='asteriskuser';
mysql> flush privileges;
mysql> quit

Now change to the new password in these files:

/etc/amportal.conf (AMPDBPASS towards the bottom of the file)
/etc/asterisk/cdr_mysql.conf (password field)

Once done, run these commands from the Linux CLI:

service mysqld restart
amportal restart

That should do it. To change the mysql root password, the old way still seemed to work.

mysqladmin -u root -p password new_pass_here
(prompted for old mysql root password - default is 'passw0rd' - no quotes, with a zero)

Now change the password in this file:

/etc/asterisk/cbmysql.conf (password field)

Thanks Kerry for the info!
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Chris Sherwood
FtOCC Admin and Tech Certified
Fonality Sales Engineer


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