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No new filesWelcome to Geeklog Sunday, May 19 2013 @ 01:47 PM EDT
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 Full Member  Status: offline  Registered: 05/27/03 Posts: 602 |
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"Sorry, but the database information you entered does not appear to be correct. Please go back and try again." However I did provide the correct information. I saw that someone else had this issue and said it was fixed but they didn't say what the fix was. What am I missing? Let me add, this is my first install of 1.7.0 |
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The database password can not be empty - could that be it?
bye, Dirk |
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Full Member Status: offline Registered: 05/27/03 Posts: 602 |
No it's not empty I have a username and password. I'm not that good with MySQL but I managed to get it to work in the past. You know me Dirk I've only got 20 domains on Geeklog but they are all pre-1.7.0, not that that has anything to do with it. Heck I think I'm even pre 1.5. It very well could be MySQL itself.
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Full Member Status: offline Registered: 05/27/03 Posts: 602 |
I just pulled up the source of /install/index.php and it looks like it's looking for db-config.php in the wrong place. The plot thickens!
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Full Member Status: offline Registered: 05/27/03 Posts: 602 |
Oh wait no that's not true I think.
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