Hello again!
I think (atleast I have asked for it) I got these privileges in Oracle
10g:
CREATE/DROP/ALTER/UPDATE TABLE/VIEW/TRIGGER/SYNONYM/SEQUENCE
EXECUTE
SELECT
CONNECT
and I got the wiki up and running. I have not used it very much yet.
One thing that doesn't work is logging off :D
Of some strange reason, I get the exact same page (pixel-by-pixel,
including the link "log-out") when I press log-out. I don't know what
this means, is it a cookie-problem?
Anyhow, it is not that serious now...
Thanks again!
Anders Andersson
>> Anders Andersson 2008-03-31 09:29 >>>
Thanks both of you for the reply.
I have decided to atleast give it a try with CREATE/ALTER/DROP/UPDATE
TABLE/VIEW/SEQUENCE/SYNONYM/TRIGGER on its own schema and tablespace and
SELECT/CONNECT ofcourse.
I will inform you later if it works or not, but just want to tell I am
greatful for you replys.
Anders Andersson
>> ludovic(a)xwiki.org 2008-03-29 23:19:25
>>>
In single wiki mode (XWiki Enterprise) it will need read, write to the
minimum if you pre create the schema from an existing one. If not you
you will need schema read and write. I don't know which oracle
privileges that is.
Run it once with all privileges to get the database created in one
oracle instance. Import that DB in your corporate database. Deactivate
updateschema in xwiki.cfg.
Then give the oracle privileges one by one.
In multiwiki (XEM) the xwiki user needs to be a DBA to be able to
create
new users.
Ludovic
>> gabrielw(a)ngasi.com 2008-03-28 18:15
>>>
That is a known issue with xWiki and Oracle. As I understand it is
being
addressed for an upcoming release.
So at this point you must use an Oracle user named xwiki. If possible
you may use another Db such as
mysql,postgresql, or an embedded hsqldb.
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Anders Andersson wrote:
Hello!
I have a question regarding the installation of XWiki. In the
installation instructions it says I must type these commands:
connect ...
create user xwiki identified by xwiki;
grant all privileges to xwiki;
However this wiki will be installed on a corporate network on their
database and application servers and therefor not possible to grant
all
privileges to xwiki. I wonder if it is possible to run
the wiki with
more restrictions on the user xwiki? Which privileges is enough for
xwiki to operate on the database correctly?
Thanks for your time and patients. I will be happy to hear from you
again
Anders Andersson
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