When I installed MySQL (SuSE 9.0) and first started it, it
told me that I needed to set a password for
machine.domain. name. I tried following the directions, but
it would only setup a password for "localhost" .
Is this normal?
I am having problems with software connecting to the database.
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Attempting to reach the Kolinahr, Jim Sabatke wrote: When I installed MySQL (SuSE 9.0) and first started it, it told me that I
needed to set a password for machine.domain. name. I tried following the
directions, but it would only setup a password for "localhost" .
Is this normal?
I am having problems with software connecting to the database.
In case of trouble, read the book of instructions. www.mysql.com
/Andreas
--
#Peace and long life ...
Registeret Linux user #292411
Attempting to reach the Kolinahr, Jim Sabatke wrote: When I installed MySQL (SuSE 9.0) and first started it, it told me that I
needed to set a password for machine.domain. name. I tried following the
directions, but it would only setup a password for "localhost" .
Is this normal?
I am having problems with software connecting to the database.
In case of trouble, read the book of instructions. www.mysql.com
/Andreas
--
#Peace and long life ...
Registeret Linux user #292411
Andreas Paasch wrote: Attempting to reach the Kolinahr, Jim Sabatke wrote:
When I installed MySQL (SuSE 9.0) and first started it, it told me that I
needed to set a password for machine.domain. name. I tried following the
directions, but it would only setup a password for "localhost" .
Is this normal?
I am having problems with software connecting to the database.
In case of trouble, read the book of instructions.
www.mysql.com
/Andreas
I've been doing that, over and over.
--
Jim Sabatke
Hire Me!! - See my resume at http://my.execpc.com/~jsabatke
Do not meddle in the affairs of Dragons, for you are crunchy
and good with ketchup.
Andreas Paasch wrote: Attempting to reach the Kolinahr, Jim Sabatke wrote:
When I installed MySQL (SuSE 9.0) and first started it, it told me that I
needed to set a password for machine.domain. name. I tried following the
directions, but it would only setup a password for "localhost" .
Is this normal?
I am having problems with software connecting to the database.
In case of trouble, read the book of instructions.
www.mysql.com
/Andreas
I've been doing that, over and over.
--
Jim Sabatke
Hire Me!! - See my resume at http://my.execpc.com/~jsabatke
Do not meddle in the affairs of Dragons, for you are crunchy
and good with ketchup.
Jim Sabatke wrote: I am having problems with software connecting to the database.
Information about what you did, and what was the error message would
help people to answer.
Jim Sabatke wrote: I am having problems with software connecting to the database.
Information about what you did, and what was the error message would
help people to answer.
Aggro wrote: Jim Sabatke wrote:
I am having problems with software connecting to the database.
Information about what you did, and what was the error message would
help people to answer.
I know it would be, but I don't have much. Here's what I did:
1. Installed MySQL and had it working.
2. Had some database problems I couldn't resolve. This
involved Posfix and Cyrus.
3. Finally gave up and uninstalled MySQL
4. Deleted the MySQL database files.
5. Reinstalled MySQL
6. Started MySQL
- Got a normal message to set the root user, and the
root yoda (my host name).
- root password set fine.
- root yoda password would not set. Got an error that
the database could not be accessed by the host.
- only "localhost" is valid for access
Is this normal? I'm having application problems of various
kinds, and the errors are application specific.
I'm not expecting Postfix/Cyrus support here. I know lots
of people have had problems getting them working with MySQL
though.
--
Jim Sabatke
Hire Me!! - See my resume at http://my.execpc.com/~jsabatke
Do not meddle in the affairs of Dragons, for you are crunchy
and good with ketchup.
Aggro wrote: Jim Sabatke wrote:
I am having problems with software connecting to the database.
Information about what you did, and what was the error message would
help people to answer.
I know it would be, but I don't have much. Here's what I did:
1. Installed MySQL and had it working.
2. Had some database problems I couldn't resolve. This
involved Posfix and Cyrus.
3. Finally gave up and uninstalled MySQL
4. Deleted the MySQL database files.
5. Reinstalled MySQL
6. Started MySQL
- Got a normal message to set the root user, and the
root yoda (my host name).
- root password set fine.
- root yoda password would not set. Got an error that
the database could not be accessed by the host.
- only "localhost" is valid for access
Is this normal? I'm having application problems of various
kinds, and the errors are application specific.
I'm not expecting Postfix/Cyrus support here. I know lots
of people have had problems getting them working with MySQL
though.
--
Jim Sabatke
Hire Me!! - See my resume at http://my.execpc.com/~jsabatke
Do not meddle in the affairs of Dragons, for you are crunchy
and good with ketchup.
Jim Sabatke wrote: - root yoda password would not set. Got an error that the database
could not be accessed by the host.
- only "localhost" is valid for access
How did you set local and remote passwords? Did you use commandline
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