Stuart Hickinbottom;190050 Wrote:
>
> Other than that, did you follow the rest of the instructions
> (particularly in the way the database was created and the SlimServer
> preferences file was edited)?
>
> If so I think we could just add a clarification to the troubleshooting
> section as I'm p
I also use my own instance of MySQL (5.0.33 on Solaris 10) and had to
use the [EMAIL PROTECTED] to get it to work.
Depending on which version of MySQL you are using, you may also run
into another authentication problem which deals with the password
format in MySQL. In this case follow the guid
That's interesting - I wouldn't have expected any difference between
those two versions (my database already says that the user is called
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" and I didn't specify the "localhost" part when I
created it).
Other than that, did you follow the rest of the instructions
(particularly in
Stuart Hickinbottom;190003 Wrote:
> Isn't that instruction already there in the "Creating the SlimServer
> Database and User" section?
>
> Stuart
>
> quietdragon wrote:
> > mysql> grant all on slimserver.* to 'slimserver'@'localhost'
> identified
> > by 'slimserver_password';
>
The instructi
Isn't that instruction already there in the "Creating the SlimServer
Database and User" section?
Stuart
quietdragon wrote:
> A heads up about the instructions at
> http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?ExistingMySQLInstance.
>
> I followed the instructions carefully but could not get a successfu
A heads up about the instructions at
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?ExistingMySQLInstance.
I followed the instructions carefully but could not get a successful
connection. The troublshooting instructions gave a hint in that the
problem appeared to be connection related.
Eventually, after
