mysql> grant all on (drupaldatabase).* to (drupaluser)@localhost identified by '(drupalpassword)';
... is the most probable answer. You'd have to look in your drupal config or whatever to know what username and password drupal was trying to access the database as.
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Date: 2005-09-05 07:09 am (UTC)mysql> grant all on (drupaldatabase).* to (drupaluser)@localhost identified by '(drupalpassword)';
... is the most probable answer. You'd have to look in your drupal config or whatever to know what username and password drupal was trying to access the database as.
Drupal permssions? Sorry, can't help.