1 lucy Aug 07, 2004 13:31
3 azel Aug 08, 2004 23:46
You can double check your db username through your control panel under if you have one. I had your same problem, and didn't realize I had put in the wrong username. You can also add a new user and change permissions.
4 lucy Aug 09, 2004 06:18
thanks for your replies but ive finally got it fixed.I went into mySQL permissions ,ticked them all, and tadah! its working!
Now i have another problem.Its not accepting my password.Dont know what to do to fix it :(
It wont even send a new password to my email for some weird reason :?:
5 waltercruz Aug 09, 2004 12:43
Well, if you are a expert in mysql, you can make a new password with a md5 function ..
Ex: If you want the password to be 'Lucy' :)
SELECT MD5( 'Lucy' )
Copy the result (80eb0e612760f756547b660c4c71ba7d) in the table evo_user, field user_pass.
If you are using phpmyadmin (or another graphic tool) is easier.
G?d bless you.
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- Walter
sound like if the user nicole dont?t had the proper rights to create table on mysql ..
But I?m not a expert on this :'(
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