Did you check if your MySQL service is running?
Try running
sudo service mysql restart
sudo service mysql status
Try to connect to MySQL manually after that and see if it works. Use the
command
mysql -uroot -p PASSWORD
replace PASSWORD by the root password of MySQL if you have given anything
Hello, all!
In our latest exchange, on 18 Jan. 2021 at 20:33 [JST] I asked several
questions about migrating a Koha database from one server to another, to
wit:
> (1) How do you find out the password to MySQL?
>
> (2) Does it matter whether you are running MySQL or MariaDB?
>
> (3) Is "koha_
Hi Charles,
you can move your complete database from one to another server usually.
All the configuration is stored in the database, so you won't have to
re-enter frameworks, system preferences, patron information or any other
data.
After you have loaded your database into the new installation,
Hi Charles,
Im also fairly new to koha so ill try to answer to the extent of my
knowledge.
1. You can find all the details about your database if you check towards
the end of the koha-conf.xml file that will be present at
/etc/koha/sites/KOHA_INSTANCE/koha-conf.xml , where KOHA_INSTANCE is your
ko
My library is migrating its Koha database to a new server. I have found
instructions on both YouTube and static sources. But the instructions are
not perfectly clear to me and I have a few questions.
(1) How do you find out the password to MySQL?
(2) Does it matter whether you are running MySQL o
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