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Feng Office Installer Claims MySQL Root Password is Incorrect #2348
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Hello, I'm having +/- the same issue since januari for removing Owncloud from my Synology.. Seen some workarounds, but none that worked for me.. |
have the same problem on my DS214 installing fengoffice .. is there a solution yet? |
Same issue here. I did change the root pwd but the installation is faild over and over again... |
Same problem on my NAS synology D216j, Did this one still not solved yet? |
Installation of the feng office package on the latest DSM 6.1.5 15254 fails with the same error as most other packages hosted at synocommunity 'incorrect mysql root password' Is any work being done on this generic problem in the years since it was first reported? |
No body to do this re-correct work |
I gather from comments scattered around, that Synology made undocumented changes from DSM 5 to 6 which break these packages & Synology will not provide up to date documents? |
Yes they did. Search for Synology DSM SDK and development guide. |
Setup
Package Name: Feng Office
Package Version: 2.5.1.2-3
NAS Model: DS414
NAS Architecture:
DSM version: DSM 6.0-7321 Update 6
Expected behavior
The installation process to accept the MySQL correct root password and complete installing the package
Actual behavior
The installation process aborts claiming the MySQL root password is incorrect
Steps to reproduce
1. Open Package Center
2. Click Community Tab
3. Select Feng Office
4. Click Install
5. Enter MySQL root password
6. Enter Feng Office MySQL user password
7. Click Next
8. Enter Domain name
9. Click Next
10. Confirm settings and click Apply
Package log
Check Package Center or
/usr/local/{package}/var/
Other logs
E.g.
/var/log/messages
or/var/log/synopkg.log
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