Current system installed is using MySQL, going forward we decided to move from MySQL to MariaDB. MySQL service has been stopped and created new DB using HeidiSQL which comes after MariaDB installation.
Now while installing Magento 2.1, I am facing below error.
How do I install Magento 2.1 with MariaDB ? Currently I am using WAMPP server.
try using localhost as the hostname in the configuration
also, try creating a new user for your database with host %
You probably need to set-up your firewall settings and open up ports for MariaDB (SQL during installation does that for you, so you didn't have to do it manually). Also add another user with privileges you need, it's never smart to use root for all of your access.
You can follow some steps on this link, for configuring remote access. It should be the same for the local configuration, at least the same ports.
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I have installed Prestashop 1.7 with MariaDB, in local system it is working fine. I have developed 4 different pages. I want to move this pages to hosting server? Do i need to install the same Prestashop version in the hosting server or just copy and paste will work?. I developed in Ubuntu 16.04 system. Do i need do some changes in db developed in local system while moving to hosting server?
You should simply follow this process:
Transfer your files through FTP to your hosting server
Transfer your database through phpMyAdmin to your hosting server (make use to use utf8_general_ci as a charset)
Upon transfer completion, edit /config/settings.inc.php to set the right MySQL password (the one provided by your hosting provider)
In your PrestaShop admin-panel, configure your main shop URL as well as if you want to use SSL (recommended) or not
Voilà!
After all setting Also You need to Change in ps_configuration table of DB.
In the name column, find the PS_SHOP_DOMAIN and PS_SHOP_DOMAIN_SSL row In the value column and write new domain name that you want PrestaShop to use.
I am working in an organization and I am supposed to connect to a mongodb database in one of the servers. As of now I have robomongo installed in my local machine and with that I can open the database and do operations like make collections and stuff.
I don't have mongodb installed in my local machine
But now I am trying to do it through spring , so do I need to install mongodb in my local machine??
Note: the database has credentials like username and password
No, you don't need to install MongoDB locally. The programming framework (in your case, Spring) will include a suitable driver which is capable of connecting to the MongoDB server.
Need to migrate my SonarQube to a new server (not the remote DB, just the application). Is there any special tool offered by Sonar to do so? is it just a matter of pointing this new installation (if possible) to the old DB?
Sonar v5.2
MySQL 5.x
Thanks!
I do this regularly as the servers I run on are only provisioned for 30 days. You don't specify the operating system, but for windows it's as simple as:
Stop "old" service
Copy folder from old machine to new machine
Install the windows service with the java wrapper
Start the service
In my case I change the DNS alias after the service is running
I've just started with Laravel, installed on WAMP server, and when trying to migrate the first tables, I get and error saying that homeasted#localhost user has no premission, but I dont know how to change it to work on my virtual machine. What should I do?
Please check out Laravels Homestead – it is easy to setup and provides you with a webserver, ready to use and pre-configured for Laravel.
But if you want to use WAMP, you have to:
1) Create a database for your new Laravel installation. Go to your local phpmyadmin, which comes pre-installed with WAMP Server. Login to your database (default username should be 'root', password is blank). There you can manage your databases. Go ahead and create one for your Laravel installation. (There are many tutorials about how to create a database with phpmyadmin)
2) Go to the root directory of your Laravel installation. Open the file called .env.example and fill in your database settings. Then save it to .env. This should get your database connection up and running. Read more about .env in the laravel docs.
If you're using Homestead, you do not need WAMP server. To run migrate command, you need to run vagrant up to start the VM box and then run vagrant ssh command to run SSH. Only after that you should run php artisan migrate command.
Please check here i think that can help you.
https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/general-discussion/homestead-db-connection-problem
well you can change the table name in .env file which is present in the root directory
If it is not present in there (as it is not available in laravel 5.2) please download it.
Enjoy
I’m trying to install magento on my live web server , I’ve checked the server with magento-check.php and thats fine.
I’ve set up a mysql db with the user name and password the of the mysql server
I’ve entered this into the host* along with the username and password into the installation wizard but it will not connect. ?
Can anybody help me with this I know it seems so simple ??
The problem was that the server i was trying to install magento onto did not support mysql InnoDB - only MyISAM , Magento uses the InnoDB engine. I have now installed several versions of Magento on 1and1 servers.