This error is occuring when the jdbc driver is attempting to get a
connection to your database. I changed my default Turbine setup to point to
your database and got the same error. And I know my jdbc driver works on
other mysql servers.
FYI, I was able to reach your db through the mysql client.
Did you try this?
> > the MySQL JDBC driver. For a given user and password I can connect
> > with any other MySQL client, but I can't connect via JDBC. I haven't
> > looked into it. But if you want to see it work turn off the grant
> > tables. This is certainly not a solution for production environment,
> > but if you just want to see something go (I'm assuming Jetspeed), then
> > just add --skip-grant-tables to your safe_mysql invocation.
>
Sorry, good luck, but the problem here is not with Turbine, so I can't be
much more help.
John McNally
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