This test script has been uploaded to your site by web hosting technical support because of a support request ([1-325741014]) for your hosting account.<br><br>If this test script executes correctly you will see a list of all tables in your database along with the number of rows in each table.  Otherwise you will see an error describing the failure.<br><br><hr><br><table width="50%" border="0">
   <tr>
      <th width="75%" align="left">Databases</td>
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Successfully connected to the MySQL database server.<br>
<tr><td> Announced Mail</td></tr>
<tr><td> AnnouncedMail</td></tr>
<tr><td> calendar</td></tr>
<tr><td> mysql</td></tr>
<tr><td> oscommerce</td></tr>
<tr><td> test</td></tr>
</table><br><hr><br>Successfully connected to the MySQL database server.<br>
Successfully selected the test database.<br><br>
The following tables contain the specified number of rows in them:<br>
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   <tr>
      <th width="75%" align="left">Table</td>
      <th width="25%" align="left">Rows</td>
   </tr>
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	<b>List of common errors:</b><br><br>These are provided for troubleshooting in case you get any errors listed above.  the following are some common variables that will be listed in the errors and also corespond to variable names in the script:<br><br>
	<b>dbname</b> is the name of the database we are trying to connect to. This should be the same as the accounts username.<br>
	<b>dbuser</b> is the username authorized to access the database. This should be the same as the hosting accounts username.<br><br>
	
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	    <td width="10%" valign="top"><b>Error:</b></td>
	    <td width="90%">Unable to select the dbname database!<br>
	      1044: Access denied for user: 'dbuser@localhost' to database 'dbname'<br>
	    </td>
	  </tr>
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	    <td width="10%" valign="top"><b>Cause:</b></td>
	    <td width="90%"> 
	      <p>The name of the database to connect to is not correct in the script. 
	        Please verify this piece of information and retry. </p>
	    </td>
	  </tr>
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	    <td colspan="2"> 
	      <hr>
	    </td>
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	    <td width="10%" valign="top"><b>Error:</b></td>
	    <td width="90%"> <b>Warning</b>: Access denied for user: 'dbuser@localhost' 
	      (Using password: YES) in <b>/u/web/userid/tech-support-test-php-mysql.php</b> 
	      on line <b>21</b><br>
	      <br>
	      <b>Warning</b>: MySQL Connection Failed: Access denied for user: 'dbuser@localhost' 
	      (Using password: YES) in <b>/u/web/userid/tech-support-test-php-mysql.php</b> 
	      on line <b>21</b><br>
	      Unable to connect to the MySQL database server! <br>
	    </td>
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            <td colspan="2"> 
		Specifically for SIGNATURE accounts, make sure that mysql is actually installed. 
		Check the <a href="http://veriotrainingjcadavid.testgroup24.com/ControlPanel/website/mysql.xsl">Control Panel</a> to determine if it is.
            </td>
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	    <td width="10%" valign="top"><b>Cause:</b></td>
	    <td width="90%"> 
	      <p>This is kind of a catch all error message. You need to check a few things 
	        to correct this error:</p>
	      <p>1. Verify the password is correct. It should be the same password used 
	        to access the web site <a href="http://veriotrainingjcadavid.testgroup24.com/ControlPanel">Control Panel</a>.</p>
	      <p>2. Verify the username is correct. It should be the same username used 
	        to access the web site <a href="http://veriotrainingjcadavid.testgroup24.com/ControlPanel">Control Panel</a>.</p>
	      <p>3. Verify the hostname is correct. Typically it is best to leave this 
	        set to localhost. This would be changed to a fully qualified hostname 
	        or IP address if you specifically wanted to connect to a remote database.</p>
	      <p>4. Check Php Mysql Admin see if it returns a more specific error. 
			<a href="http://veriotrainingjcadavid.testgroup24.com/mysqladmin/index.php">Php Mysql Admin</a>	
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