jan gestre wrote:
Yeah, I know how it feels when you got a site that's not working as it supposed too. everybody make mistakes. (`c`,) you may need to change your root password in mysql from the default (usually none) to whatever you want to use. Or better yet, create a new (non-root) mysql user with permission to use that database, like: GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON pjndb.* TO [EMAIL PROTECTED] IDENTIFIED BY 'newpassword'; FLUSH PRIVILEGES; you'd type the above in mysql cli (mysql -u root -p) if you want to change the root password do something like: USE mysql; UPDATE user SET Password=PASSWORD("<newpassword>") WHERE User="root"; __________________________________________________ |
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