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For connecting to your MySQL Database, you will need a 'Server Location', which is 'localhost'.

 

For remote access, I believe you can use either 'stevie.heliohost.org:3306' or 'stevie.heliohost.org' (try 'em both!). ;)

 

MySQL Databases (usernames, passwords and databases) can be managed within the 'MySQL Databases' section in cPanel.

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i'm trying to install the wordpress.

In wp-config.php i must define the

define('DB_HOST', 'localhost');
but not "localhost" or'stevie.heliohost.org:3306' or 'stevie.heliohost.org' did not not match :(
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Strange. If you are hosting your WordPress blog on your HelioHost account, localhost should work.

 

Have you...

1. Created a database (eg. jje_db)

2. Created a user (eg. jje_user)

3. Assigned the user to the database with 'All Privledges'.

 

Be aware that your database name and username have 'jje_' or whatever your username is at the start.

 

All the above steps can be completed within cPanel.

Posted

You will need to configure Remote MySQL in CPanel to access your database remotely.

Posted

I can't connect with "localhost" either ...

but after a little testing i found out i can connect with "127.0.0.1:3306"

Hope this helps

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