I have the same problem on a debian install. Install of phpgw with apt-get,
MySQL and Apache already installed. Also php4, php4-cgi, php4-cli, php4-common,
php4-gd, php4-imap, php4-mysql and php4-pgsql are installed. Database created
OK, file permissions set on folders then
# mysql -u someuser -p
mysql> grant all on phpgroupware.* to [EMAIL PROTECTED] identified by
"somepassword";
This does not seem to work. A check using phpmyadmin shows that permissions
were not set, using edit from phpmyadmin I can set mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] all
privileges grant=yes. Back to phpgw setup - same error
setting the root login and create database gives
Create Database
At your request, this script is going to attempt to create the database and
assign the db user rights to it
Table Change Messages
Status
If you did not receive any errors, your applications have been created
recheck database gives
Your Database is not working!
Make sure that your database is created and the account permissions are set.
Instructions for creating the database in MySQL:
Login to mysql -
[EMAIL PROTECTED] user]# mysql -u root -p
Create the empty database and grant user permissions -
mysql> create database phpgroupware;
mysql> grant all on phpgroupware.* to [EMAIL PROTECTED] identified by
'password';
The only other error message I have seen concerns mcrypt module is missing,
php-mcrypt will not install as it cannot be authenticated, do I need to force
this to be installed? or will phpgw work without it?Sent from the phpGroupWare
forums @ http://forums.phpGroupWare.org
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