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Title: Twiggi
Post by: Mark Allison on September 27, 2003, 04:40:29 AM

Darrell May has a contrib to install TWIGGI groupware and I've installed it on my server.  When I go to the site (mydomain/twiggi) I can't login.  I also get an error messages;

Error: Access denied for user: 'www@localhost' (Using password: NO)
Error: Access denied for user: 'www@localhost' (Using password: NO)
               
Have any of you install the package, or run into this problem?

Title: Re: Twiggi
Post by: Dan Brown on September 27, 2003, 07:52:25 AM

I haven't installed the package, but the problem is indicative of a mysql user/password issue.  Looks like twiggi expects to have access to a database, and you need to give it a username and password with that access.  This should be in the twiggi docs, or maybe documented somewhere on Darrell's web site.

Title: Re: Twiggi
Post by: Ergin on September 27, 2003, 11:41:00 AM

If you've installed DMay's twiggi RPM you should have the setting covered. Just to make sure a few things...

1 - run # rpm -qa|grep twiggi --- Result ?

2 - Make sure that
/opt/groupware/twiggi/config/dbconfig.inc.php has the right settings

        $dbconfig["sqlserver"]             = "localhost";               // sql server hostname
        $dbconfig["sqlport"]               = "";                        // sql server port
        $dbconfig["sqlusername"]           = "XXXXXXX";                    // username
        $dbconfig["sqlpassword"]           = "YYYYYY";                 // password
        $dbconfig["defaultdb"]             = "twiggi";                  // database
        $dbconfig["sqltype"]               = "mysql";                   // mysql

3 - check server-manager, you should have a link to Twiggi...

Title: Re: Twiggi
Post by: Bruno Garin on September 29, 2003, 07:19:00 AM

I suspect a PHP problem  instead, what is your version ? 4.33 ?

Title: Re: Twiggi
Post by: Hans on October 02, 2003, 01:39:00 AM

Do you have edit /etc/twiggi.conf ?
Do you have start the script ./twiggi_custom_conf ?