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Ronnie Garcia	Wednesday 14 April 2004 9:06:12 am Hello, I recently installed 3.3-4, with no default "design" (on Linux). I managed to find that i needed to grant the Create_tmp_table_priv to the MySQL user to be able to use the search engine. On a local installation (3.2-3, on Windows) i did not have to add this priv. Is this expected behaviour ? If yes i was not able to find such info in the doc and we could contribute a notice. Rgds, Ronnie.
Lazaro Ferreira	Wednesday 14 April 2004 10:19:22 am Hi, AFAIK, the search engine code actually create and uses MYSQL tmp tables, so it seems normal that you need this MYSQL permission Regardind the Windows version, are you sure that you are doing it without actually having the privileges to do this ? Lazaro Lazaro http://www.mzbusiness.com
Ronnie Garcia	Wednesday 14 April 2004 10:34:59 am <i>Regardind the Windows version, are you sure that you are doing it without actually having the privileges to do this ?</i> My bad, the Exponential user was there but the site.ini.append was set to use the root user =) Thanks, Ronnie.

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Ronnie Garcia

Wednesday 14 April 2004 9:06:12 am

Hello,
I recently installed 3.3-4, with no default "design" (on Linux).
I managed to find that i needed to grant the Create_tmp_table_priv to the MySQL user to be able to use the search engine.

On a local installation (3.2-3, on Windows) i did not have to add this priv.

Is this expected behaviour ? If yes i was not able to find such info in the doc and we could contribute a notice.

Rgds,
Ronnie.

Lazaro Ferreira

Wednesday 14 April 2004 10:19:22 am

Hi,

AFAIK, the search engine code actually create and uses MYSQL tmp tables, so it seems normal that you need this MYSQL permission

Regardind the Windows version, are you sure that you are doing it without actually having the privileges to do this ?

Lazaro

Lazaro
http://www.mzbusiness.com

Ronnie Garcia

Wednesday 14 April 2004 10:34:59 am

<i>Regardind the Windows version, are you sure that you are doing it without actually having the privileges to do this ?</i>

My bad, the Exponential user was there but the site.ini.append was set to use the root user =)

Thanks,
Ronnie.