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Re: mysql


I went to the support site and got the socket change but I can't find anything about passwords and the "old" flash, php and regular scripts access to mysql.

phpMyAdmin 2.5.6 says:
#1045 - Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: YESS)

also previously running flash can no longer access mysql.

I have solved the problem. I say what I have done for you Tom and others with the same problem.

I have backed up the entire /var/mysql on the server with Panther. I have ssh to the Tiger server. I have stopped mysqld. I have moved the mysql folder to /etc/var in the tiger server.
I have done two comands I used to do on Panther for the right permissions :
sudo chown -R mysql:admin /var/mysql
and
sudo chmod -R o- /var/mysql

I have restarted the mysql demon : sudo mysqld_safe &

And it works like before. PhpMyadmin and others...

I hope this help.

Di Rossetti

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