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What does table prefix mean and how do i find mine?
Also this is a bit nooby, but i know my Database username and my password but how do i find my Database Hostname and my Database Name?
Please help, thanks :)
Also this is a bit nooby, but i know my Database username and my password but how do i find my Database Hostname and my Database Name?
Please help, thanks :)
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The table prefix is used to prevent overrating multiple databases, if you are only installing one instance of PHP fusion then you do not need to change the table prefix.
The database hostname is usually localhost, your host will instruct you otherwise if it is different. The database name can usually be found in your hosting control panel, you usually defined this when you create today to database.
The database hostname is usually localhost, your host will instruct you otherwise if it is different. The database name can usually be found in your hosting control panel, you usually defined this when you create today to database.
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ok, thank you ever so much :)
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Unable to establish connection to MySQL
2002 : Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2) <<<<<What do i do with this! I got this after i entered the daterbase username, password and name. Please help!
2002 : Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2) <<<<<What do i do with this! I got this after i entered the daterbase username, password and name. Please help!
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You need to edit the config.php file to reflect the changes you made.
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Again, a massive thank you :)
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Hold on.... im having a problem! What do i need to edit of the config? Do you mean its permission?
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you need to edit the file, its pretty self explanatory what to edit.
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i am going to try......
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