mysql. Ugh. I did find a nice little helper this time around named, mysql_setpermission which is a godsend for both cli and non-dba's (have always despised the web-based mysqladmin tool).
So, notes!
# apt-get install graphicsmagick
# apt-get install php5-curl
# a2enmod rewrite
# printf '%s\n' 'define('DARKROOM_MAGICK_THREADS', false);' 'define('DARKROOM_MAGICK_MEMORY', false);' 'define('DARKROOM_MAGICK_MAP', false);' >> /var/www/html/storage/configuration/user_setup.php
# service apache2 restart
Fix this:
- Database connection error: This database contains Already on installation of Koken. If you'd like to install another copy in this database, click the "Advanced options" link below and change the table prefix.
With this:
- mysql_setpermission
Choosing this:
- 6. Create/append full privileges for an existing database
and host combination (user has FULL privilege)
And don't forget to add this line to your 000-default.conf (or applicable vhost) under DocumentRoot:
RewriteEngine On
Also see: Koken on Suse