andras
10-14-2008, 12:30 PM
This is my first try with Centreon and Nagios.
I installed Centreon 2.0-rc5 on Linux/Debian Etch (stable), 64bits, 3G RAM. It's a "test" machine so only me and another developper use it.
The install with command line worked perfectly thanks to the step by step tutorial. :)
Then I continued with the web install. Just after database connection setup I have the message :
Component : Mysql version
Status : CRITICAL
Too many connections
I checked the passwords twice with the same result.
Do you have an idea ?
I wonder what are these 2 passwords that I am asked to enter. Usually, applications need only one password for accessing Mysql.
Here, Centreon asks for a "root" password (I entered the root database password), and then a "database password". Here, I entered the same password again. Can it be the cause of the failure ? If yes, what is this "database" password I have to enter ?
I installed Centreon 2.0-rc5 on Linux/Debian Etch (stable), 64bits, 3G RAM. It's a "test" machine so only me and another developper use it.
The install with command line worked perfectly thanks to the step by step tutorial. :)
Then I continued with the web install. Just after database connection setup I have the message :
Component : Mysql version
Status : CRITICAL
Too many connections
I checked the passwords twice with the same result.
Do you have an idea ?
I wonder what are these 2 passwords that I am asked to enter. Usually, applications need only one password for accessing Mysql.
Here, Centreon asks for a "root" password (I entered the root database password), and then a "database password". Here, I entered the same password again. Can it be the cause of the failure ? If yes, what is this "database" password I have to enter ?