> > > > Since I've got the following accounts in mysql.user: > > > > +-----------+------------------+------------------+ > > > > | host | user | password | > > > > +-----------+------------------+------------------+ > > > > | localhost | root | *** | > > > > | stewie | root | *** | > > > > | localhost | | | > > > > | stewie | | | > > > > | localhost | debian-sys-maint | *** | > > > > | localhost | mythtv | *** | > > > > +-----------+------------------+------------------+ > > > > > > What happens if you put localhost.localdomain (as that's what the > > > error message implies your connecting as) in the host > > column instead > > > of just localhost? > > > > I changed all records with host=localhost to > > localhost.localdomain, but still it doesn't make any > > difference... The error doesn't change either... > > > > > > Sorry, I didn't see the original thread, but if you change host to %, > you should be able to connect from anywhere. This could be a security > issue, but it may help you isolate the problem.
Thanks for the tip. Strange enough, I still get the same error, so the problem can only be caused by the login/password combination, I guess. This is what I currently have: In MySQL +--------+------------------+------------------+ | host | user | password | +--------+------------------+------------------+ | % | root | *** | - 1 | pcname | root | *** | - 2 | % | | | - 3 | pcname | | | - 4 | % | debian-sys-maint | *** | - 5 | % | mythtv | *** | - 6 +--------+------------------+------------------+ In /etc/mythtv/mysql.txt: same login and password as in row 6 dpkg-reconfigure mythtv-database: same login and password as in row 1 and 2 Are there any other places where login/password combinations can be stored? Thanks, Tim _______________________________________________ mythtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users
