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Wordpress on Leopard server, MYSQL permissions problem.

Asked by AGoodKeenMan in OS-X Server, Apache Web Server, MySQL Server

Tags: Leopard server, wordpress, mysql

I am having trouble setting up virtual hosts with MYSQL access on Leopard server. I have several sites setup on the server and they all work fine. The problem is they don't seem to have access to MYSQL databases.
I am unsure if I have done this correctly or not. I am trying to setup the sites as if they were on a real web host.
I have the sites setup with a user account (to allow FTP access) and the web content is in the ~/Sites folder. The web server directs the domain to the correct web content and this setup is working fine.
Then I tried to setup wordpress on one of the sites and it can't access the database. I have checked the database name/username/password and all is correct. The interesting part is if I copy the wordpress folder to /Library/WebServer/Documents (the default location) everything works fine.
Any ideas?
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