Edit mysql.ini

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Open mysql.ini in a text editor. You will see these lines:

; This is the configuration file for mysql
[mysql settings]
mysql_server = "localhost"
mysql_user = "root"
mysql_password = "parola"
mysql_db = "dpg"

mysql_server = "localhost"

No need to change this one.

mysql_user = "user"

Insert the username you use for accessing your control panel - in most cases this is the same with the username to access your MySQL area.

mysql_password = "password"

Insert the password you use for accessing your control panel - in most cases this is the same with the password to access your MySQL area.

mysql_db = "db_name"

Insert the name of the database you're going to create on the next step. In most cases, if your username is -say- hdydg, then by creating a new database 'dpg' in the next step, the name of the database will be something like hdydg_dpg.

If the above mean nothing to you contact with the support of your hosting service.

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