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  • Thread Starter desty2

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    Side note: I also contacted Mozilla about this and got no response. Yours was very timely and accurate!

    Thread Starter desty2

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    That did it. Thank you. I don’t know why I didn’t remember that. Must be that thing called aged loss of memory. I have had to do the cache thing a lot when developing or changing site content. It just slipped my memory this time. Thanks again for the memory jump start!

    Thread Starter desty2

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    Thanks to those who responded. I got it after reading your replies and additional testing. Apparently both MySQL Workbench and sqlbuddy connect using root as user and when I created the database the user and password I specified were not set.
    When I plugged in user – root and no password it connects fine. Now I can go back and add a valid use and set passwords.
    Thanks for the help!

    Thread Starter desty2

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    My MySQL port is 3306y and the Apache log shows no problems. This is confirmed by the fact that html files execute properly as well as PHP scripts that don’t need access to a MySQL database. Now add the fact that both MySQL workbench and sqlbuddy access the database OK, it would seem that a config file somewhere is not telling my WordPress site the correct information, The WP-Config file shows the same db name and user and password that the MySQL workbench is using. Any other thoughts?

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