OpenEMM Support

Hello,

I also checked the currently available online Version of the OpenEMM Runtime (19.10.009.016).
- It copies server.xml.template to server.xml if there is no server.xml yet
- It backups and restores an existing server.xml

As far as I can see there is no problem with the current version.

Does ...

Problem ist that the property value "dbms" in your "dbcfg"-file is missing.
Default location of that file is "/opt/agnitas.com/etc/dbcfg".
Other locations may be:
- "/home/openemm/etc/dbcfg"
- "/opt/openemm/dbcfg"
It should contain one of the following values:
- "mysql"
- "mariadb"

This version should do.
So there is another point: Does your password include an "'" (apostrophe) ?
because the syntax of the mysql client is as follows:
mysql -u <username> -p'<password>' <dbname>
Maybe you could change your password to something more simple, just for some testing?

Hello,

What version of the mysql client software do you use?
Detect it with:
# mysql -V

The parameter -p is used for the password as parameter when calling mysql to execute the fullldb sql script to create the database structure.

Older versions of mysql do not allow this parameter for security ...

The wkhtml detection is done via
${wkhtmltopdf} -V

In your case:
/usr/local/bin/wkhtmltopdf -V

If that gives an os error the shown message comes up.

The normal Import allows you to use a local file to upload and import.
Auto-Import tries to use files from a SFTP- or FTP-server, because no user is connected with his local system to the OpenEMM when the auto-import is executed.
Do you have a SFTP- or FTP-server running on your local system?
If so ...