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enter - Tue, 2015/07/14 - 10:10
Hi,
Yesterday I posted a problem with AWS when trying to use a Turnkey Linux Server
https://www.turnkeylinux.org/forum/support/20150713/micro-moodle-error-d...
Trying to get my project done with Joomla as an alternative I am getting just after the server boots and applies automatically the security updates the following error
Database connection error (2): Could not connect to MySQL.
I hava several servers in my account running wihtout issues for years, ¿is anyone experiencing anything similar with MySQL?
Thanks in advance
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Hmm weird...
Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner...
As it turns out I reproduced your Moodle issues exactly. I also tested Joomla and same thing... :(
FWIW the Joomla appliance could be easily fixed by logging in via SSH and re-running the inithooks. That didn't fix the Moodle appliance though...
it works like a charm at my end
Hi Jeremy,
No apology needed, I am very thankful for your feedback.
As you can see in the initial thread (the moodle one) it worked nicely on Moodle (I posted back to you on the original thread), I have am already working on my server the details are
Virginia (East USA). EC2 instance. (T1.micro EBS-backed - 0.615 GB RAM, Variable ECU, 10G rootfs). moodle-13.0-wheezy-i386
This is the server I am going to keep for my project, you are welcome if you need more details
Back to the Joomla I have tested it launching a new server and the turnkey-init command allowed me to start it, it is up and running at http://54.162.62.13/ (I will destroy this one shortly)
Also I would like to report you that on Monday I tried as a third alternative a Drupal server with the same problem, I am not going to test that one but I just wanted you to know.
If you need any further feedback or testing I would be obliged to help.
Regards
Thanks for taking the time to provide that detail
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