Issues with Installing EPrints on Ubuntu 20.04: Difference between revisions
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; ''xpdf'' Deb package no longer exists : This has been removed as a dependency since EPrints 3.4.3, as it is no longer specifically required by EPrints. | ; ''xpdf'' Deb package no longer exists : This has been removed as a dependency since EPrints 3.4.3, as it is no longer specifically required by EPrints. | ||
; MySQL deprecated syntax : <code>GRANT PRIVILEGES</code> command used by ''epadmin'' has been modified to avoid using deprecated syntax since EPrints 3.4.3. | ; MySQL deprecated syntax : <code>GRANT PRIVILEGES</code> command used by ''epadmin'' has been modified to avoid using deprecated syntax since EPrints 3.4.3. | ||
; MySQL root user cannot be used : This is now explained under EPrints' [[Getting Started]] instructions. as it is | ; MySQL root user cannot be used : This is now explained under EPrints' [[Getting Started]] instructions. as it is typical for most modern Linux operating systems. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:09, 23 August 2024
N.B. It is assumed that you are installing the latest version of 3.4. Earlier versions may have issues not listed here.
Previous issues
- xpdf Deb package no longer exists
- This has been removed as a dependency since EPrints 3.4.3, as it is no longer specifically required by EPrints.
- MySQL deprecated syntax
GRANT PRIVILEGEScommand used by epadmin has been modified to avoid using deprecated syntax since EPrints 3.4.3.- MySQL root user cannot be used
- This is now explained under EPrints' Getting Started instructions. as it is typical for most modern Linux operating systems.