Closed (fixed)
Project:
PHPlist Integration Module
Version:
6.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Miscellaneous
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
7 Nov 2008 at 20:06 UTC
Updated:
4 Dec 2008 at 09:51 UTC
Having trouble configuring this module...
php list is installed and working and i'm 99% sure I'm using the right db info (user, pass,prefix) but i keep getting the message "Password is set - no connection".
I have a feeling it might be down to the Database host... I've entered... "external-db.s#####.gridserver.com" which was the exact same as I entered when setting up phplist.
any ideas?
Comments
Comment #1
jackread commentedI forgot to mention... I tried changing the DB host to values that were blatently wrong and it sent me to the website is offline page.
Comment #2
paulbeaneyHi jackread,
Can you confirm - you can sync users ok, users have the Newsletters tab in their account pages, they can (un)subscribe at will with no problems?
Regards,
- Paul
Comment #3
jackread commentedthere's no sync button there... but everything else actually seems to work with no problems.
Comment #4
paulbeaneyHi,
I'm afraid I'm stumped here. I can't think how you could possibly have a working system but not have the sync link - the code that checks whether or not to show it would break the whole thing if there was a genuine problem. Can you try tonight's D6-DEV code and see if that changes anything. I know it's clutching at straws, but you never know...
Regards,
- Paul
Comment #5
johnmullin2003 commentedsame error here...but seems the module doesn't work...
Comment #6
paulbeaneyHi johnmullin2003,
If the module isn't working at all, then the connection to the PHPlist database is suspect. Please re-check everything:
1. Database host, database name, database user and password
2. That there s no firewall blocking access from your Drupal server to the PHPlist database server
3. That you have granted permissions for your database user from your Drupal server to the PHPlist database
The odds are that it is one of these things which is causing your problems.
Regards,
- Paul
Comment #7
johnmullin2003 commentedHi Paul, thanks for you help.
I checked at least 10 times everything.
The fact is that my free hoster has not set a database password ( I've got only: db (localhost), db name and user )...
Could this be the problem?
Thanks
Regards
jM
Comment #8
paulbeaneyHi John,
Yes, that will be the problem - if the password is emtpy, the module doesn't even attempt to see if the database connection works and simply assumes that it has not yet been configured. You *really* don't want to be running a database without a password !
Regards,
- Paul