afs.c: Avoid noisy log message.

[paraslash.git] / README.mysql

diff --git a/README.mysql b/README.mysql
index 87ee27b71a2c5557f8e1adf9a77d60fbf40b90eb..4531a32c879f4b69b133f6d5220a6487d27103d8 100644 (file)
--- a/README.mysql
+++ b/README.mysql
@@ -14,8 +14,8 @@ First of all, make sure that
        - mysqld is running
        - para_server is running and compiled with mysql support
          (type "para_client si" to find out)
-       - the user who runs para_client has the paraslash DB_WRITE
-         and DB_READ permissions set in server.users
+       - the user who runs para_client has the paraslash AFS_WRITE
+         and AFS_READ permissions set in server.users
        - the user who runs para_server has create privileges on the
          mysql server.
 
@@ -23,9 +23,9 @@ Remember: If something doesn't work as expected, look at the server
 log file and/or increase output verbosity by using the -l switch for
 server and client.
 
-------------------------------------
+-------------------------------------
 Specify mysql data (port, passwd,...)
-------------------------------------
+-------------------------------------
 
 Type
 
@@ -64,11 +64,11 @@ more info) or that para_server was built without mysql support. Type
 
 to find out. If mysql is not mentioned as a supported selector,
 you'll have to recompile. If configure does not detect your mysql
-installation, use the --enable-mysql-headers and --enable-mysql-libs
+installation, use the --with-mysql-headers and --with-mysql-libs
 options to specify the mysql path explicitly . Example:
 
-       ./configure --enable-mysql-headers=/Library/MySQL/include \
-               --enable-mysql-libs=/Library/MySQL/lib/mysql
+       ./configure --with-mysql-headers=/Library/MySQL/include \
+               --with-mysql-libs=/Library/MySQL/lib/mysql
 
 
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