Step 4: Installing and Configuring Access Controls (php-GACL)

Management and Administration
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arguello2014 wrote on Thursday, July 17, 2014:

OpenEMR Setup

The previous steps are working well, the Data base is created in the HOSTING, but always crash on this step :frowning: (please help) the hosting is a vendor

Step 4

Installing and Configuring Access Controls (php-GACL)…

Configuration:
driver = mysql,
host = localhost:3306,
user = s6000022_openemr,
database = s6000022_openemr,
table prefix = gacl_Testing database connection…
Failed! ERROR connecting to database,
are you sure you specified the proper host, user name, password, and database in admin/gacl_admin.inc.php?
Did you create the database, and give read/write permissions to “s6000022_openemr” already?

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fsgl wrote on Friday, July 18, 2014:

If possible, try installing the package.

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arguello2014 wrote on Tuesday, July 22, 2014:

I reinstall the soft more of 3 times and the stop is inthe same step :frowning:

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blankev wrote on Tuesday, July 22, 2014:

If the Hosting is a vendor of OpenEMR the answer should be within the contract. Let the vendor do the work.

If the hosting is a commercial party and you want to run OpenEMR on somebody elses server: you have to be very careful to delete everything, so also the database is deleted. To make a clean start for the next install and you can register/keep the correct password and login for OpenEMR software as for MySQL Database.

On a Server the MySQL Database is sometimes hidden behind the screens and only to be reached from within the Software installation pannel. (in my version I needed to create the Database from within cPanel)

In my cPanel version you can find the Login and PW for all databases used. But you need to have administration rights.

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fsgl wrote on Thursday, July 24, 2014:

Neither the installation of the Windows package nor the Ubuntu-Debian package would entail the OpenEMR Setup steps shown here.

Package installations are the easiest to accomplish. Would suggest doing so.