Alex Reina London wrote:
> Just make sure you have created such a user for your MySQL installation. I
> found the same problem once after one of many reinstalls. If you have created a
> database called Turbine for use with Jetspeed, then create a MySQL user such
> as:
>
> shell> mysql --user=root mysql
> mysql> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON Turbine.* TO jetspeed@localhost
> IDENTIFIED BY 'password' WITH GRANT OPTION;
>
> Then make sure this (jetspeed, 'password') combination is the one Turbine is
> using for accessing MySQL, check your TurbineResources.properties and make
> changes there accordingly.
Permissions check out fine. This is not the problem either. I'm a bit
stumped. I'm going to take a jog back to 1.2b1 and make sure it still
works.
-Eric ;-)
> Hope that helps,
> Alex
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