Problems in mysql

[Alezo]

BrainCMS Configuration Error:
I was unable to connect to the provided MySQL server. Please ask the administrator to review the error message log for details.

I am having problems connecting my cms to mysql server. Use the bracin cms. Already checked the ports on the firewall, I reinstalled mysql and checked the setting in brain-config.php. Can someone help me, please

Thank you!

 

[Xuxu]

the cms cant connect to your mysql. make sure your mysql dets are correct in the cms config. host is localhost or 127.0.0.1 and username is always root. make sure the mysql password is correct and the name of your database

 

[Alezo]

the cms cant connect to your mysql. make sure your mysql dets are correct in the cms config. host is localhost or 127.0.0.1 and username is always root. make sure the mysql password is correct and the name of your database

I've checked all of these options, and yet can't connect

 

[Xuxu]

I've checked all of these options, and yet can't connect

do you have a database sql imported in phpmyadmin/navicat or whatever youre using?

 

[NotoriousJameson]

Xuxu, someone else had the same problem before and we just ended up getting rid of BrainCMS due to the fact no matter what, it wouldn't connect, so I suggest just using RevCMS and removing JS errors and any other errors that appear as well as the exploits.

 

[Moron]

Kids stay away from this man!

Really, really not necessary.

On topic: If I were you I'd post your config here, and also any error logs you're getting.

 

[Alezo]

Damn, this hard. I can't fix this error

 

[Moron]

Damn, this hard. I can't fix this error

Would you like me to take a look? I'm not @Sledmore or @Who_Is_Chris or @Kryptos - but I can have a try

 

[Alezo]

Really, really not necessary.

On topic: If I were you I'd post your config here, and also any error logs you're getting.

<?php
    if(!defined('BRAIN_CMS'))
    {
        die('Sorry but you cannot access this file!');
    }
    
    /* Database Setting */
    $db['host'] = 'localhost'; //Mysql's Host
    $db['port'] = '3306'; //Mysql's port
    $db['user'] = "root"; //Mysql's user
    $db['pass'] = '13547890a'; //Mysql's password
    $db['db'] = "habbo"; //Mysql's database

 

[LeChris]

It could honestly just be an issue with your PHP version. I don't use Brain - so I wouldn't know

 

[Moron]

I suggest using one of @Who_Is_Chris's CMS', if possible.

Or of course, Rev...

 

[Alezo]

I use the 5.6 version of php

 

[NathanCarn3y]

I suggest using a already released rev.

 

[Alezo]

Well, I was using xampp and had to switch to iis, on account of my server be suffering attacks

 

[NotoriousJameson]

Alezo, try using IIS but use the PHP version 5.3, I also had this issue as well but ended up switching to IIS and PHP 5.3 and turned to work also about the attacks, IIS also have some "attackable" problems as well, so I would recommend getting some sorta ddos protection.

 

[Xuxu]

did u install mysql 5.5 and set a password for iis? u cant use xampp pass

 

[NotoriousJameson]

I used MariaDB

 

[Alezo]

I'm using mysql 5.7

 

[NotoriousJameson]

Ah ok well that's up to you man, I just use MariaDB due to it being install, configure and then done.

 

[Alezo]

I managed to solve the problem, the solution was to remove the ";" of two extensions below:

extension=php_pdo_mysql.dll
extension=php_mysqli.dll

Thank you all for your help. And nice to see the collaboration of members in the forum.