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In the conf_global.php file, look for the following variables and make sure they look similar to this:

$INFO['sql_database'] = "your_db_name";
$INFO['sql_user'] = "your_sql_user";
$INFO['sql_pass'] = "your_sql_password";
$INFO['sql_host'] = "localhost";

If you created a separate MySQL user and gave it full permissions to your database, then change your_sql_user and your_sql_password to those values. Otherwise change them to your cPanel username and password. Also change your_db_name to the name of your database. Be sure that the sql host you use is set to localhost.

 

Hope this helps! For further assistance, please post your cPanel username, your main domain, and the server you are on.

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In the conf_global.php file, look for the following variables and make sure they look similar to this:
 $INFO['sql_database'] = "your_db_name"; $INFO['sql_user'] = "your_sql_user"; $INFO['sql_pass'] = "your_sql_password"; $INFO['sql_host'] = "localhost"; 

If you created a separate MySQL user and gave it full permissions to your database, then change your_sql_user and your_sql_password to those values. Otherwise change them to your cPanel username and password. Also change your_db_name to the name of your database. Be sure that the sql host you use is set to localhost. Hope this helps! For further assistance, please post your cPanel username, your main domain, and the server you are on.

 

Thanks for the reply. I already did all this, and I'm getting nowhere. I am now getting this as an error : http://gyazo.com/67c546734e838e7a32abda46efb5f1fd

 

I can pm you more info if you'd like.

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