On Saturday 11 February 2006 12:59 pm, Kory Hamzeh wrote:
I'm a newbie when it comes to drupal and MySQL, but I've been developing software under unix/linux for 20 years. I'm running Fedora Core 4.0, MySQL 4.1.11, and installed drupal 4.6.5. I followed all of the steps to setup the initial user's list in MySQL, and the steps to create a drupal mysql user and database. I have set $db_url in sites/default/setting.php to:
Mysql://drupalusername:drupalpassword@fullhostname/drupaldatabasename
If your database is on the same computer as the Web server, you probably want "localhost" instead of "fullhostname". $db_url = 'mysql://drupalusername:drupalpassword@localhost/drupaldatabasename'; If your database is on a different computer, your grant permissions were probably not set to allow the remote Web server to access the database. GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON drupaldatabasename.* TO drupalusername@fullhostname IDENTIFIED BY 'drupalpassword'; I suspect you want the first solution rather than the second.
I've set:
$base_url="http://fullhostname";
Of course these values are changed for the e-mail, but they are the correct values as the names imply.
The problem I have is when I point my browser to the drupal directory, I get the following error in the browser window:
Access denied for user 'drupaluser'@'fullhostname' (using password: YES)
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