> I'm running Suse Pro 9.1. After following the initial database setup > guidelines, running mythtv results in database connection errors. The > error reads "Access denied for user: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'". It > should be trying to login as simply 'mythtv', not > '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'. > > This could merely be a documentation defect. There are distribution > specific instructions for other distros, and nothing for Suse, when > there probably needs to be some step to make usernames consistent > accross the different scripts. For whatever reason it is not enough > to set up the initial database and start mysql in Suse.
I set mine up a long time ago, but basically you just need to go into the mysql client and do something like: grant all on mythconverg.* to mythtv@'%' identified by 'mythtv'; > > Additionally, (and this may be part of the same problem), the X server > is disabled for root after a clean Suse pro 9.1 install, and only > non-root users have a usable X server. This means root cannot run > mythtv, when it is root that creates the database. So potentially the > user given access to the X server differs from the user with database > access, which calls for some additional undocumented steps in getting > everything configured. > I guess you just use the mysql command above before starting the backend. I'm not sure what the docs say for a fresh install to create the database the first time.
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