Cpanel / Mysql Woes

[savage3e]

I've done this before. Created databases and users in cPanel. Never a problem. However, I have not done this since the snazzy new cPanel showed up, but I figured it should work the same since it appears only the initial interface has changed.

 

So I login to cPanel, select MySQL Databases, only to find that none of my previously made users or databases show up. "Okay, whatever" I think to myself, "I'm making a new database anyway". So I enter the new database name in the Db: field, press the Add Db button, and I get a screen telling me the database has been successfully created. I go back to the main screen and add a user. That seems to work as well. However, on the primary MySQL Account Maintenance page, neither the newly created database or user show up. "Odd" I say aloud. "Perhaps I'll try phpMyAdmin."

 

Now phpMyAdmin sees my two in-use databases that cPanel seemed to miss, so I'm feeling pretty good about being here. I attempt to create the new database in the default Create New Database field only to be taken to a page that tells me the following (noting that names have been changed to protect the innocent):

 

>#1044 - Access denied for user: '???????@localhost' to database '???????_nuke'

 

Trying to log out of phpMyAdmin after failing miserably to create the database gives me Wrong username/password. Access denied.

 

So what am I doing wrong? I'm thinking either something has changed that I've overlooked, or I've lost my mind. Or perhaps both.

 

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[LisaJill]

If the msql screen isn't showing those database there mayb e a permissions problem somewhere. I'd suggest you submit a ticket (top of the page) to have it investigated. =)

[savage3e]

Thanks Lisa. I'll give that a shot.

 

UPDATE:

 

From the Tech Support Guys:

 

There was a problem with mysql to connect as root on the server which was giving the issues.

 

And that fixed it. In about an hour. Not a bad turn around. Rock Sign