[Solved] Mysql Error

[buteekee]

I'm having a problem with mysql and I tried to log-in to WHM to fix it but I can't get through the WHM login screen.

 

Can you please email me the details of my login to my WHM or at least synchronize it with the username and password that I use for my cPanel?

 

domain: buteekee.tk

username: buteekee

 

Thanks

[Guest Marko30]

MySQL on Stevie is down.

 

http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/23746-mysql-server-offline/

[wolstech]

We don't provide access to WHM. And as marko said, MySQL is down.

 

Your solution is to wait unfortunately. There's nothing you (or even I) can do to fix it. It has to be fixed by krydos.

[Mhari]

Does this often happen?

[wolstech]

Downtime like this is rare. MySQL issues usually fix themselves within a minute or two. Most of the time, users never even notice anything had happened other than some slowness or an error or two.

 

The only major incident I've been here for was the InnoDB crash two years ago. All the incidents I've been here for (that didn't fix themselves) were just a day or two of downtime, usually a result of an abusive user or the server hard disk being full.

[rahuld147]

Is the MySQL server on Stevie server still down?

[wolstech]

Change your cPanel password (make sure to check "Synchronize MySQL password"), then log out and in. Once you do that, check PHPMyAdmin to verify that your databases are there, have all their tables in them, and that you can view the data.

 

You also need to delete and recreate all your users, then reassign them all again.

[Guest Marko30]

No, it's not. If you have any problems with database just delete database users, recreate them and problems should be fixed.

[buteekee]

Thanks for all the support, mysql is now ok, Please close this thread.