Hi,

I hope the questions didn't mislead you. What the questions
meant was the Apache (or Web) server should be run by user 
'base' (as instructed in BASE docs) which should have the 
same UID/GID as on your prod server. Your original config.inc.php
has the correct "userName" and "dbUser" to be 'base'. They
DO NOT need to change. Surely it should have the "dbPassword"
which should be the same as on your prod server (Please don't 
include the password in your future email though).

1. Apache Web configuration to make sure it will be run
   by user 'base'

2. MySQL should grant all rights to the user 'base' to
   the databases 'base' and 'basedynamic'

3. Stop BASE, Apache, and MySQL, and then start them
   in a reverse order.

I would suggest you seek some help from your site
system administrators if you need help for server
configurations.

Good luck.

Zong-Pei
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Dr Zong-Pei Han
UNIX Systems Administrator
Computational Biology Research Group
University of Oxford

Tel: 01865 285731
http://www.compbio.ox.ac.uk/
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On Mon, 26 Jun 2006, mark alston (IFR) wrote:
...

>Does the Apache user on the test server have all rights 
>to base databases? Is the UID same as on the prod server?
Sorry, but what do you mean as to 'all rights to base databases'? Where
can I check/set Apache's rights??
Here's a snippet of my BASE config.inc.php

                                        $config["userName"]
= "apache";     
                                        $config["RDBMS"]
= "mysql";
                                        $config["dbHost"]
= "localhost";
                                // Changed by MAF Sept 2005
                                //      $config["dbUser"]
= "base";
                                        $config["dbUser"]
= "apache";
                                        $config["dbPassword"]
= "";
                                        $config["dbDatabase"]
= "base";
                                        $config["dbDynamic"]
= "basedynamic";


Thanks for your efforts.
Best regards,
Mark


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