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MYSQL Connect Fail [SOLVED] - Monty - 03-23-2013 11:33 PM [SOLUTION I had to find web server which use MYSQL innoDB. Most server use MyISAM and it does not work] Guys I need your help again. I need connect my sphere to database and it fails. Everytime i use oracle database and this can no connect with sphere. ![]() **.***.***.** this is my ip i hide this ![]() LOGS: 14:29:ERROR:MySQL connect fail: Access denied for user 'sphere'@'**.***.***.**' (using password: YES) 14:29:ERROR:Visit this link for more information: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/search.php?q=Access denied for user 'sphere'@'**.***.***.**' (using password: YES) 14:29:MySQL: Failed to Connect! SPHERE.INI: MYSQL=1 MySqlHost=sql.endora.cz:3311 MySqlUser=sphere MySqlPassword=sphere MySqlDatabase=server1 database is empty if someone want try hack it ![]() sql.endora.cz:3311 this is web server i use more web servers but noone connect successfully RE: MYSQL Connect Fail - Avatar - 03-24-2013 03:04 AM the server that you use as mysql are supposed to be acceptable for your sphere server host. I mean you should add permisson in your mysql database to transfer your data into that mysql database. If you use phpmyadmin or alike , there is an option to create user. And in it, there is host step and you can state your sphere server host ip. |