Hi :)  
My quick, probably inaccurate guess is the connector.  Is the system 32 or 
64bit?  Clearly a Gnu&Linux.  Is the MySql on the same computer or on a 
separate server?  
Regards from 
Tom :)  







>________________________________
> From: Ian Whitfield <[email protected]>
>To: [email protected] 
>Sent: Tuesday, 12 March 2013, 13:35
>Subject: [libreoffice-users] Problem with MySQL after upgrading OpSys
> 
>Hi All
>
>Been busy for a few days with my monthly Journal so had to put this problem on 
>the 'Back-Burner'.
>
>I have been using Base for a few years now and finally got fed up with all the 
>crashes and lost data. So late last year - with a LOT of very appreciated help 
>from the Forum - I managed to get MySQL working 100% with Base as the front 
>end.
>
>At the beginning of March I upgraded my OpSys to the latest version (PClinuxOS 
>2013.02) and my LibreOffice to 4.0.0.3. I tried this first on a "Test 
>Computer" I have here and all worked well, including MySQL!! So I upgraded my 
>main machine.
>
>I have everything working fine _EXCEPT_ for MySQL on this machine!! (Rather 
>strange that one computer works and the other does not!! Both have Intel 
>Motherboards and CPUs).
>
>I seem to be at the stage that I can not get phpMyAdmin to run because of 
>httpd, which I am unable to set to run at boot.
>
>When I try to log in to phpMyAdmin I get the error "#1045 Cannot log in to the 
>MySQL server"
>
>I really need to "crack" this one urgently and I'm hoping Alex, Gervin, Dan, 
>Heinz or some of our other MySQL/Base "Boffins" will be able to help me. As I 
>said previously I posted this problem on the PCLOS Forum and one guy - 
>"YouCanToo" - came back to me a few times but we were not able to crack it and 
>he has no "disappeared"!!
>
>This is what I did in setting up the system ...
>
>_*INSTALL THE FOLLOWING*_-
>
>*
>
>   *MySQL*– Database. /(//now //Installs automatically)/
>
>*
>
>   *MyAdmin*- Database Manager. (*'**phpMyAdmin**'*through Synaptic)
>
>*
>
>   *MySQL **C**onnector.*- Download
>   *'**mysql-connector-java-5.1.2**3.tar.gz**' *from the MySQL Download
>   page,**un-tar it, then inLO go to Options -> Advanced. There you
>   specify the directory into which you put the .jar-file of the
>   connector in the 'Class Path' under 'Add Archives'.
>
>*
>
>   *mysqli Extension *download*'php-mysqli' *via Synaptic.
>
>*_SET-UP STEPS_ ...*
>
>*A **.*Check*my.cnf*file in /etc and comment out the line “skip networking” by 
>putting a # at the front of it. Thisenables network (localhost) access.
>
>*B. *Start*MyAdmin **- **(**For **F**irst-**T**ime **U**se**)*- STOP the MySQL 
>Server in PCC and reset the MySQL root password. Enter the following lines in 
>your terminal.
>
>1.
>
>   Start the mysqld configuration *as SU*.
>
>   mysqld --skip-grant-tables &
>
>2.
>
>   Login to MySQL as root.
>
>   mysql -u root mysql
>
>3.
>
>   Replace YOURNEWPASSWORD with your new password!
>
>   UPDATE user SET Password=PASSWORD('YOURNEWPASSWORD') WHERE User='root'; 
>FLUSH PRIVILEGES; exit;
>
>Re-start MyAdmin in the PCC.
>
>*
>C. *Start*MyAdmin* as 'root' with your new password. ** *[_THIS IS WHEN I GET 
>THE ERROR_**]*
>
>Someone mentioned that there are other options to MyAdmin but do not know 
>about these.
>
>What are your suggestions for me to crack this one please.
>
>Regards
>
>IanW
>Pretoria RSA
>
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