That's interesting - I wouldn't have expected any difference between those two versions (my database already says that the user is called "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" and I didn't specify the "localhost" part when I created it).
Other than that, did you follow the rest of the instructions (particularly in the way the database was created and the SlimServer preferences file was edited)? If so I think we could just add a clarification to the troubleshooting section as I'm pretty sure those instructions worked on my (Gentoo) installation when I first wrote them, and as other people have added instructions for their own operating systems I think they must also work for some others. Feel free to add that to the troubleshooting section if you want, or I could do it also if you'd rather. Stuart quietdragon wrote: > Stuart Hickinbottom;190003 Wrote: > >> Isn't that instruction already there in the "Creating the SlimServer >> Database and User" section? >> >> Stuart >> >> quietdragon wrote: >> >>> mysql> grant all on slimserver.* to 'slimserver'@'localhost' >>> >> identified >> >>> by 'slimserver_password'; >>> > > The instruction says: > > mysql> grant all on slimserver.* to slimserver ... > > I found I had to qualify the username with localhost to be successful. > > > _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/unix
