On Thu, 01 May 2008 19:13:04 +0000
"gbrodniak" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok...I am going to try and explain this as clearly as I can. I am having a
> strange issue. When I installed zenoss, the database was set to localhost.
> I changed this to the DNS name of the server to get away from a heartbeat
> error I was having. Now I can no longer connect to the database. Where does
> zenoss find its user credentials for the connection? I tried putting the
> correct information in the /opt/zenoss/etc/my.cnf file but it doesn't seem to
> make a difference.
>
> Also, the user setup is MySQL is valid because I can log in to the DB with
> those same credentials on the command line. I guess I really just need to
> know where zenoss pulls its mysql user information from...
are you sure you are using the right host parameter when connecting to mysql
from the command line? if you simply change 'localhost' to 'blah.domain.com',
you need to make sure your MySQL permissions allow connections with that user
to/from blah.domain.com. to me, it's just another of those annoying things in
mysql :P
B
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