March 11, 201114 yr comment_9069 Hello.I am asking your help because these two errors are killing me. 1º - When I try to change the password of mysql in adm panel I get the following error: 2 - When I try to connect to phpMyAdmin I get the following error: If anyone knows the solution please tell me. Report
August 14, 201114 yr comment_9498 This is the problem I am having today, too. Since there hasn't been any response to your inquiry, I'm guessing the answer is available elsewhere? If so, I'm not finding it. Did you ever get this worked out? Report
December 22, 201114 yr comment_9830 This symptom can be caused by several things. One cause (and the one I suspect to be most likely) is that you have an alternative MySQL config file somewhere else (like c:\windows) and it is being used instead of the one in The Uniform Server. You may also see a similar error on Windows 7 when running older versions of The Uniform Server. This is due to the change to prefer IPv6 for localhost. You can see this by using a command prompt and doing a ping localhost. Instead of 127.0.0.1, you'll get ::1 as the resulting address. In general, MySQL doesn't like this; it's expecting an IPv4 address. Since the message is coming from MySQL, we can assume that the .htaccess isn't blocking you. Regards,BobS Report
December 29, 201114 yr comment_9856 It also could be helpfull to empty your browser's cache after the password change. greetings,aoristos Report
November 23, 201213 yr comment_10782 aoristos - who would have thought! ... that was exactly it! I am trying out Steel RC2 and got the error while starting phpMyAdmin. I did as you say and I was in Cheers!Lyle GeneratePress / Elementor / WP Show Posts / Do It Yourself WordPress - Sniffle Valve You want a WordPress website and you want it now - GOOD CHEAP FAST WEBSITES Don't take life too seriously ... nobody has ever gotten out of it alive Report
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