Karen
05-04-05, 06:15 PM
When running /install the following message is displayed:
There were 0 errors in 198 SQL statements
FATAL ERROR: Connection to database server failed
Failure to connect to the database is usually caused by invalid user credentials. Make sure that you check that the user is able to connect to the database and to the host that you have set in the connection parameters.
One way to check is to run the comment:
mysql --user=dotproject --host=localhost --password=whatever dotproject'
Where user, host, password and the database name are the same as the ones that you have used in your installation screen. If this command does not let you into mySQL then that's your problem.
Please note: Setting a user permissions to ALL hosts does not include localhost
There were 0 errors in 198 SQL statements
FATAL ERROR: Connection to database server failed
Failure to connect to the database is usually caused by invalid user credentials. Make sure that you check that the user is able to connect to the database and to the host that you have set in the connection parameters.
One way to check is to run the comment:
mysql --user=dotproject --host=localhost --password=whatever dotproject'
Where user, host, password and the database name are the same as the ones that you have used in your installation screen. If this command does not let you into mySQL then that's your problem.
Please note: Setting a user permissions to ALL hosts does not include localhost