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9 years ago
massakre
Hi Riggsfolly, thanks for the time you have taken to answer. I just found the solution. It seemed to be privileges issues indeed. Here is what I've done to allow the mysql user to connect from localhost. before, only "%" had access to mysql. We have two choices 1) Either ask mysql to allow user to connect from localhost. by running this SQL "GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON nameoft
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9 years ago
massakre
Hi, This is what I have in the setting.php of Drupal: $databases = array ( 'default' => array ( 'default' => array ( 'database' => 'younidea_dru1', 'username' => 'younidea_dru1', 'password' => 'XXXXX', 'host' => 'localhost', 'port' => '', 'driver' => 'mysql', 'prefix' => 'qai_', ), ), );
Forum: WampServer English
9 years ago
massakre
Yes, I restarted Apache.
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9 years ago
massakre
Hi, I made the changes in config.inc.php but unfortunatly, I don't get the login dialog when I access to phpmyadmin...
Forum: WampServer English
9 years ago
massakre
Hi, Thanks for the answer! I did not generate a password when creating a new user tough. I typed the password which was in the setting.php file.
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9 years ago
massakre
Hi, I'm kind of new to Wamp and I wanted to use it to move a live site to local. I use Drupal 7 and windows 7. I did the following: 1) Install wamp (be sure that the green icon is there) 2) Download the drupal folder on the live site and place it in wamp/www 3) Open the setting.php file which is located in "Sites/default/setting.php" and find the username/password and
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