I grabbed the RPM off of that site and it looks like it wasn't build with the mysql option enabled. I suggest rebuilding the RPM -- it's really easy to do. First, follow the steps in
my post in this thread about creating the proper directories and files. Then download the source RPM:
and follow the install instructions I gave. Edit the spec file in your favourite editor and add this line to the top, below the comments but above the
Summary line
Code:
%define _with_mysql 1
Save the file and run
Code:
rpmbuild -ba proftpd.spec
Chances are you'll have to install a couple of -devel RPMs needed to rebuild the package (like mysql-devel). rpmbuild will display a list of packages missing. When it's finished, you should find
proftpd-1.2.9-8_mysql.1.fc2.fr.i586.rpm in ~/rpm/RPM/i586.
--mascdman