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Problem with FluxCP purchase, item, mob database


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Well, I really don't know the way to fix this (happens the same in account, purchase, item, mob database options)

fluxcpissue.jpg

As it says its a misconfiguration, but I've seen in my configuration and its ok, I think that its cause i dont have the items, mob and account tables in my database but how to configure them (if i am right)?

I will really appreciate any help from you guys, thank you :)

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Posted

Well, I really don't know the way to fix this (happens the same in account, purchase, item, mob database options)

fluxcpissue.jpg

As it says its a misconfiguration, but I've seen in my configuration and its ok, I think that its cause i dont have the items, mob and account tables in my database but how to configure them (if i am right)?

I will really appreciate any help from you guys, thank you :)

just this to your sql.

mob_db.sql, mob_db2.sql, mob_db_re.sql, item_db.sql, item_db2.sql and item_db_re.sql.

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When I upload those files, item_db and mob_db, appears these:

mobdbissue.th.jpg

I think it is normal but if it is not, whats the problem then? thank you :)

ok, i've seen in another post that it is solved by granting permission for the user of FluxCP, but I dont know to grant any permission, will someone help me with this? i am kinda noob with this :/

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Hi eKoh,

I think the issue is the fact that the MySQL account you are using for your FluxCP, does not have the proper privileges/access to create the temporary table. You would need to add these permissions for the user, and make sure that the MySQL user can be accessed by your webhost; not just the 'localhost/127.0.0.1'.

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what is this in myphpadmin?...

The additional features for working with linked tables have been deactivated. To find out why click here.

Your configuration file contains settings (root with no password) that correspond to the default MySQL privileged account. Your MySQL server is running with this default, is open to intrusion, and you really should fix this security hole by setting a password for user 'root'.

SOLVED!

Edited by gniryudan
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