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Re: [cobalt-developers] Connecting to the cobalt postrgres database...
- Subject: Re: [cobalt-developers] Connecting to the cobalt postrgres database...
- From: "Rob Johnson" <dillybar1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu Nov 29 12:01:01 2001
- List-id: Discussion Forum for developers on Sun Cobalt Networks products <cobalt-developers.list.cobalt.com>
hey thanks! that really helps
----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Adamson" <mail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <cobalt-developers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 8:33 PM
Subject: Re: [cobalt-developers] Connecting to the cobalt postrgres
database...
> This diagram you wanted is called the database schema.
> you can use a program called pg_dump (sorta) like this
>
> pg_dump -s cobalt -f cobalt.shema -u
>
> on a good day with a lot of luck and a tail wind, this should ask you for
> the postgres username and password (_not_ the same as root user/pass) and
> then dump the schema for database cobalt to a file called cobalt.schema
> (pick whatever you want.)
>
> If you're any good with sql then you will be able to interpret this to
tell
> you the database structure. otherwise, import it as sql into access to
give
> you lots of pretty pictures to look at.
>
> Fcuk it, i'll just paste the version i have here. :P
>
> this basicaly tells you the tables, and column names and types. hope it
> helps:
>
> CREATE TABLE "vsite" (
> "emaildomain" text,
> "name" text,
> "suspend" text,
> "userlist_sort" text,
> "type" text,
> "userlist_range" int4,
> "user_quota" int4,
> "fqdn" text,
> "quota" int4,
> "ftp" text,
> "user_fpx" text,
> "fpx" text,
> "user_apop" text,
> "ssi" text,
> "apop" text,
> "ssl" text,
> "cgi" text,
> "gid" int4,
> "ftpquota" int4,
> "ipaddr" text,
> "webdomain" text,
> "user_shell" text,
> "bwlimit" text,
> "shell" text,
> "maxusers" int4,
> "domain" text,
> "user_namegen" int4,
> "ftpusers" int4,
> "hostname" text,
> "modify" datetime);
> CREATE TABLE "bw" (
> "bwlimit" text,
> "name" text,
> "method" text,
> "direction" text,
> "protocol" text,
> "type" text,
> "port" text,
> "modify" datetime);
> CREATE TABLE "cpu" (
> "type" text,
> "name" text,
> "load1" float8,
> "load5" float8,
> "load15" float8,
> "uptime" int8,
> "procs" int8,
> "model_name" text,
> "mhz" int4,
> "temperature" int4,
> "modify" datetime);
> CREATE TABLE "defcon" (
> "type" text,
> "name" text,
> "special" text,
> "defcon" int4,
> "modify" datetime);
> CREATE TABLE "memory" (
> "type" text,
> "name" text,
> "total" int8,
> "free" int8,
> "used" int8,
> "percent" int4,
> "modify" datetime);
> CREATE TABLE "network" (
> "type" text,
> "name" text,
> "in_bytes" int8,
> "in_packets" int8,
> "out_bytes" int8,
> "out_packets" int8,
> "errors" int8,
> "collisions" int8,
> "modify" datetime);
> CREATE TABLE "service" (
> "type" text,
> "name" text,
> "state" text,
> "modify" datetime);
> CREATE TABLE "users" (
> "apop" text,
> "name" text,
> "aliases" text,
> "altname" text,
> "uid" int4,
> "suspend" text,
> "type" text,
> "fullname" text,
> "forward" text,
> "vacation" text,
> "shell" text,
> "admin" text,
> "quota" int4,
> "vsite" text,
> "vacationmsg" text,
> "fpx" text,
> "modify" datetime);
> CREATE TABLE "quota" (
> "type" text,
> "name" text,
> "total" float8,
> "free" float8,
> "used" float8,
> "percent" float8,
> "modify" datetime);
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Matthew Nuzum" <cobalt@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: <cobalt-developers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 5:48 PM
> Subject: RE: [cobalt-developers] Connecting to the cobalt postrgres
> database...
>
>
> > > I've been digging through the Cobalt modules trying to find how the
> > admin
> > > interface connects to the Cobalt database, and it's proving rather
> > > frustrating.
> > >
> > > Any one know the default postgresql username/password used by cobalt?
> > is
> > > there any documentation on the database anywhere such as a diagram of
> > > tables, fields and relationships?
> >
> >
> > Hey! The easy way to find your connect info for postgres is to look in
> > the file: /etc/cobalt/.meta.id
> > You must be root to see it though.
> >
> > Matthew Nuzum
> > 5`//337-31337
> >
> > followers.net
> >
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