Lampstack on Rightscale

Hi,

I’m using the Bitnami.org Lampstack [rev 1] on Rightscale to launch a MySQL database on Amazon AWS.

I’ve launched the Lampstack without any problem but can’t seem to get the MySQL DB up and running. I can’t use Localhost to poke around since the server is located on Amazon. When I SSH in to the server, it appears that MySQL is not running but I can’t seem to figure out how to get it started. I was under the impression that it would start at boot time.

Thanks for any help. I’ve spent hours banging my head against the wall and the documentation seems very sparse. I’m not sure whether something is different because I’m using Rightscale or Amazon AWS.

Here is the full log:

Fri Aug 14 18:48:12 EDT 2009
Fetching EC2 Meta-Data
Fetching EC2 User-Data
EIP test for settled
No EIP, current IP=67.202.42.120 done…
Tuning runrightscripts for centos
Running boot RightScripts
Fri Aug 14 18:48:12 EDT 2009
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RS> Server entered booting state **
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Here*RS> Downloading attachments ****
*RS> starting at Fri Aug 14 18:48:14 -0400 2009
*RS> dura

RS> Running RightScript <BitNami.org: Install LAMPStack + Modules> ***
*RS> script starting at: Fri Aug 14 18:48:15 -0400 2009
Installing LampStack …
Error running /bitnami/lampstack/mysql/scripts/myscript.sh /bitnami/lampstack/mysql letmein : ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user ’root’@’localhost’ (using password: N
O)
ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user ’root’@’localhost’ (using password: NO)
ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user ’root’@’localhost’ (using password: NO)
LampStack Installation Finished
*RS> script duration: 120.76523 seconds

RS> Server entered operational state ***
RUN RIGHTSCRIPTS took 2.0 minutes
RUN RIGHTSCRIPTS ending at Fri Aug 14 18:50:16 -0400 2009
EC2 instance is now operational.
Started at Fri Aug 14 18:48:12 EDT 2009
Ended at Fri Aug 14 18:50:19 EDT 2009

Hi,

The BitNami Stacks on RightScale are a bit out-of-date and it is possible that you find problems. Could you try to run the BitNami Amazon EC2 images? You can find more info at http://bitnami.org/tutorials/amazon_machine_images

Cheers.