database question

[Sjobbe]

Maybe this is a stupid question, but can you make nwe work with a database where the Databasename is like database_1? if I do that it just say "Database down or wrong DB settings.

Please try again later."

[rockwood]

follow the file location :-"nwe\config"

file name:-config.php

// Database host
$dbhost="localhost";
// Database username
$dbuser="database username";
// Database password
$dbpass="database password";
// Database name
$dbname="Databse Name";

[Script47]

follow the file location :-"nwe\config"

file name:-config.php

// Database host
$dbhost="localhost";
// Database username
$dbuser="database username";
// Database password
$dbpass="database password";
// Database name
$dbname="Databse Name";

No offence, but did you read what I read? Your answer has nothing to do with the question from what I can see. @Sjobbe, I'm not sure as don't use NWE but try change the DB name to something else and if it works then will know there is conflicts with that name mate. :)

[Venom]

Has the user been assigned to the database with sufficient privileges?

[Sjobbe]

It Works fine when i don't have _ in the dB name, but i was just wondering about if it is possible to get it to work with _ in the db name

[Script47]

Is the "_" needed just wondering? Maybe if you did something like database-1 or db1? Just some suggestions.

[rockwood]

i am not good in english but as my understanding you have to make database in your mysql

[a_bertrand]

Sjobbe: when you get this message it means your configuration is wrong. Beside that you can use more or less whatever database name as long as it's accepted by MySQL.

[Sjobbe]

Sjobbe: when you get this message it means your configuration is wrong. Beside that you can use more or less whatever database name as long as it's accepted by MySQL.

if I make a new install and type ind example database_1 it says Please double check the database username and password. but if I do it on dataname without _ there is no problem.

/Sjobbe

[a_bertrand]

and does database_1 exists before you install it? If not then that's the reason why it doesn't work. Other than that, I do know MySQL uses the _ (underscore) as special character, so I would use a - (minus) instead.

[Sjobbe]

and does database_1 exists before you install it? If not then that's the reason why it doesn't work. Other than that, I do know MySQL uses the _ (underscore) as special character, so I would use a - (minus) instead.

yes it does excist. its because the database my friend have atm, when I need to make a new database, it create it and name it, so it if I dont use the main database it will come with a _1, _2 _3 etc. its a part of a webhost he have.

[a_bertrand]

Well I tested on my side, and it works perfectly with an _1 or _2 (I tested with the name db, and created db_1 and db_2). So it must be something on your side, as I don't see anything on the code which would prevent it.

[HauntedDawg]

Please remember some CPanels require the login username in front of the DB (depends on the server settings).

So if we were to say to login to CPanel the username is nwe, and the database is "database_1", you would essentially put "nwe_database_1".

[HauntedDawg]

yes it does excist. its because the database my friend have atm, when I need to make a new database, it create it and name it, so it if I dont use the main database it will come with a _1, _2 _3 etc. its a part of a webhost he have.

Only read this post now.

Are you perhaps with hetzner? If so, when you request a new database, they would have sent you an email with all the login details.

[Sjobbe]

Only read this post now.

Are you perhaps with hetzner? If so, when you request a new database, they would have sent you an email with all the login details.

he have a danish company called starthotel / Web10. but I think I will just take it over to my own server instead.