It`s weird actually. I log in with the same username and password that I type into the TO [url=mailto:%27username%[email protected]%27localhost%27]`username`@`localhost`[/url] IDENTIFIED BY `password` but it always comes out as error #1044 where it says I`m not authorized.How do you guys set up a MySQL database? Maybe I`m doing something wrong or something..
The usename/password you use to log in (i assume to phpmyadmin) shouldn`t be used as the username/password for the drupal database. That one is the "root" password to access phpmyadmin to manage your mysql dbs and for security, should only be used for such. You may have already done this but when you are in phpmyadmin, you need to create a new database. Should be a button/menu item to do it. Database name is up to you.Once that is done, create a new user and set password. When you create the user you will then specify what database they are assigned to and what permissions they have. Here is where you assign the new user to your drupal database and assign the appropriate permissions (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, CREATE, DROP, INDEX, ALTER, CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES, LOCK TABLES)Once that is done, you then need to run the sql script from drupal to load the default values into the new drupal database you just created. When you select the new drupal database you created to manage, there is an IMPORT button or something like that. Use that to import the mysql data text file. Change the settings in the settings.php file to match what you have done....and now hopefully it will all work....
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