[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Whilst I agree that the installation can be confusing the problem that
you having is a MySQL one. The link I gave:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/old-client.html
I did look at this with the use of the oldpassword function.
What I don't understand is why as Datagard is creating the database and user
name/password access rules to it (after all it has asked for my mysql admin
sign on), then why is it not either doing this automatically or been adjusted
in these newer versions to do things correctly depending on what version mysql
is being used? Is this something that could be looked into for the next
release?
As I say its created everything - so why does it fail to then connect - from
what I can see it gets in to create the tables in the database so why does it
then not get anyfurther?
You can test if all is working with the old style passwords, by say
trying to install phpmyadmin on your server. If that works, then midgard
should work fine.
Are you suggesting that I create the user and not the database/tables rather
than letting datagard do it
Clifford
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