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Thread: "Access denied for user ..." on indexing one db of two.

Started 1 month ago by scriptster
Hi guys, hope someone can point me in the right direction. Banging my head against the wall for few hours already. Situation: a LAMP server with multiple domains / accounts. Sphinx installed couple months ago, used only by one account so far, indexing data from one mysql database just fine. Searchd works, everything is peachy. Now, I need to give a second account access to searchd. I have...
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barryhunter replied 1 month ago
When you say 'checked' the credentials, are you doing it visually, or actully copy/pasting? (I've made that mistake before) make sure you construct the mysql client connection by copy/pasting from the DSN string reported by sphinx. (you can specify the password on the command line if dont have a space after -p and also the database name directly) re your hypothesis, have you tried: ...

scriptster replied 1 month ago
> When you say 'checked' the credentials, are you doing it visually, or actully > copy/pasting? (I've made that mistake before) > > make sure you construct the mysql client connection by copy/pasting from the DSN string > reported by sphinx. (you can specify the password on the command line if dont have a > space after -p and also the database name directly) > > ...

scriptster replied 1 month ago
> When you say 'checked' the credentials, are you doing it visually, or actully > copy/pasting? (I've made that mistake before) > > make sure you construct the mysql client connection by copy/pasting from the DSN string > reported by sphinx. (you can specify the password on the command line if dont have a > space after -p and also the database name directly) > > ...

 

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Published (2009-11-05 01:48:00)
> When you say 'checked' the credentials, are you doing it visually, or actully > copy/pasting? (I've made that mistake before) > > make sure you construct the mysql client connection by copy/pasting from the DSN string > reported by sphinx. (you can specify the password on the command line if dont have a > space after -p and also the database name directly) > > re your hypothesis, have you tried: >...
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Published (2009-11-04 12:45:00)
When you say 'checked' the credentials, are you doing it visually, or actully copy/pasting? (I've made that mistake before) make sure you construct the mysql client connection by copy/pasting from the DSN string reported by sphinx. (you can specify the password on the command line if dont have a space after -p and also the database name directly) re your hypothesis, have you tried: indexer --rotate second_account_index1 and see...

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