Re: rekall's startup on OSX
Mike Richardson <mike-1gTsUfBLqWsG2Il/[email protected]> Fri, 2 Apr 2004 11:29:29 +0100
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On Friday 02 Apr 2004 07:02, Brian Harring wrote: > Ohk, this is starting to drive me mildly mad :) > > Using the native OSX kdelib port(s) (http://kde.opendarwin.org/) and a > bit of modification, I've managed to get rekall running natively under > OSX in kde gui mode- Cool! > one thing that is being screwy is that upon load > up, KBDesktop::scan is ran parsing rekall_driver_mysql.desktop. KBDesktop::scan gets run several times during startup, for instance to locate the plugin parts (forms, reports, ...), to locate extra libraries (libkbase_extra, which actually contains the macros) and to locate drivers. Its a sort of stripped-down KTrader, so that rekall can build with KDE/Qt or Qt-only. > > Everything appears to run fine, but upon trying to create a new > database the mysql driver isn't loaded- eg, it is functioning as if > there is no mysql support. I guess you mean creating the rekall-level "database", ie., the entry in the database window? > Finish creation of the new database, pop into the server window and > edit the newly created database, and you can select the mysql driver > and everything functions normal. OK, that is odd ... > > Pretty much if I don't either do the trick above or open an existing > database that used mysql, I can't get rekall to offer mysql as a rdmbs > option. > I've gone over all of the actual source modification I've done, and it > pretty much amounts to a tweak to kb_locator, and a crapload of fprintf > statements- I can't seem to find why it's not loading the mysql driver. > Thoughts? Can you email the console output, i'll have a look at that and see if i can spot anything likely looking > > I'll be splitting off a patch shortly (and posting a link here for > those interested), but I was kind of hoping to figure out what this > particular bug is first :) Star -- Regards Mike http://www.rekallrevealed.org *THE* GPL/Open Source database front end for Linux and Windows.