Check write access on Mnesia spool dir

mfoss — Tue, 18 Apr 2006 11:03:01 +0000

It seems ejabberd was not started because 'acl' database table does not exist. The first time you start ejabberd, the Mnesia database tables are created automatically. Maybe ejabberd could not create 'acl' (and probably any of them) for some reason.

Is the Mnesia spool directory writable by the system user that runs ejabberd? Check this page too.

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Check write access on Mnesia spool dir