logo       
Google Custom Search
    AddThis Social Bookmark Button
-->

Re: [cowiki-dev] chinese traditional language: msg#00049

Subject: Re: [cowiki-dev] chinese traditional language
You might try setting DEBUG_LEVEL = "D_ALL" in core.conf and watching your php log file.

This should help to pinpoint where coWiki is bailing from.

Regards,

Archie

Andrew Huang wrote:

i've changed RESOURCES to reflect my setup, but still getting blank page.
i'll try to install cowiki on my friend's linux server and see if i
can get it to work.
or wait for the installer...
thanks for the help guys, great job to the devs.



On 5/19/05, Daniel T. Gorski <daniel.gorski@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 19 May 17:46, Andrew Huang wrote:

what do i need to change this to?
RESOURCE = "mysql://USER:PASSWD@localhost/DATABASE"

that's the default and i didn't change it.
You told, you have created a database (imported the database schema). What
you require now is a connector user defined for (and in) your MySQL database
with appropriate privileges. This is the user that PHP uses to connect to
your database and this _should not_ be the MySQL "root"/"administrator" user.

For a test you _might_ use the MySQL root user _temporarily_:

 RESOURCE = 
"mysql://root-user-name:his-password@localhost/cowiki-or-how-you-named-the-database"

This has to be copied for the three occurences of RESOURCE in the core.conf
file.

If this basically works, you need to create the "connector user" for your
coWiki database and re-set the RESOURCEs in the core.conf. If you have
problems with the last part, please write.

HTH, dtg

P.S. Everything will get easier with the next coWiki release :)

---------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
For additional commands, e-mail: dev-help@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


<Prev in Thread] Current Thread [Next in Thread>