Error at install: MySQL plugin

[JuppZupp66]

Hi guys,

I tried to install OpenGoo on my Synology DS-409+. The installer displays this message at step 4:

Failed to execute plugin: ._dummy.txt. MySQL said: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '' at line 1

I'm running MySQL 5.0.51b. Any ideas?

Regards, Dieter

[AnotherUser]

Are you running this off of a linux server or windows server?

What version of apache is running?

Do you have any other websites that use mysql running off you NAS?

[HDready]

Hello guys,
I have the error too.

I'm using a Macbook Pro intel (2006) with Mamp 1.8.3.

- Apache 2.0.63
- MySQL 5.1.37
- PHP 5.2.10

MySQL should support innoDB, I don't understand this error.
Maybe a way : i have installed opengoo on an external drive formated on FAT32 (because I need to use it on OSX and windows)

Thanks.

[HDready]

So I answer to myself :

the problem is due to Spotlight which create an hidden files "._dummy.txt" on FAT32 systems, so you just have to remove it.

How to :

1. open terminal
2. go to the directory : opengoo/language/en_us/plugins/
3. type : ls -a (to see if the file is there)
4. type : rm ._dummy.txt
5. install opengoo

Have fun

I have found an App for mac OS which can resolve this problem : hiddencleaner.
- Download here : http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/27416
- Put the app file in your application folder
- Click and release the opengoo folder on the hiddencleaner app file
- Your opengoo folder is clean