By Bryan Bowman
I am trying to connect my new OpenLiteSpeed WordPress (created from 1-Click image) to a managed MySQL database. So far, I have successfully connected to my managed DB but I am receiving a “Can’t select database” error from WordPress. This suggests my username and password are correct.
I have a MySQL user with privileges to my ‘wordpress’ database so it would seem this should not be the issue. Here are the grants:
mysql> show grants for ‘wordpress’@‘%’; ±---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Grants for wordpress@% | ±---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | GRANT USAGE ON . TO “wordpress”@“%” | | GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON “wordpress”.* TO “wordpress”@“%” WITH GRANT OPTION | ±---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
I appreciate any help!
Thanks!
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Hello, @techroller
Can you please double check the database details in the wp-config.php file and make sure everything is correct? Sometimes there might be an extra character added or just a white space added between the quotes.
Let me know how it goes.
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