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  1. Hello, I see an option for a dedicated IP, would it be possible with a dedicated port pool also? I'm hoping to provision multicraft behind NAT, that's why every dedicated machine would need a pool routed. i.e. 10.0.0.1 - webhost, 10.0.0.2 - multicraft host, pool port routed 25100-25199 10.0.0.3 - multicraft host, pool port routed 25200-25299 and so on.
  2. ---------------------------------------- Blesta CLI Installer ---------------------------------------- Please acknowledge your agreement to the terms and conditions as explained at http://www.blesta.com/license/ Do you agree? (Y/N): Y Performing system requirements check... You will now be asked to enter your database credentials. Database host (default localhost): localhost Database name: blestabilling Database user: blesta Database password: Attempting to verify database credentials... Connection FAILED. Ensure that you have created the database and that the credentials are correct. I haven't purchased a Blesta license yet, so I don't know how I'd go about making a support ticket sorry. I am however able to provide you with ssh details to the server so that you can connect and take a look yourself, thank you kindly for the offer by the way.
  3. Should have, it's reported loaded in both the installer & in the info.php; And yes sir, password's alphanumeric.
  4. Yes sir, the error happens on the installation page where the database credentials are specified. I've tried using an alphanumeric password and it didn't work, neither did not having a password at all, weirdly. Works fine through SSH, MariaDB connects and selects the database just fine. I've put phpmyadmin on the server, and it's able to alter database settings also, meaning it's not an apache, mysql nor php problem, I'm guessing; link
  5. Hello, I've recently downloaded many available versions of Blesta from the official link off the docs, Whenever I've setup the config to meet requirements, incl. write permissions for SELinux on CentOS 7, and this is the error I get: I've tried changing the MySQL password hashing from 4.0 compatible to 4.1+ however it didn't solve the issue, as even without a password it still fails to connect. Seeing as the server's clean until I can get this issue resolved, here's a link to the server's info.php and the blesta installer page for reference. Thanks in advanced for any suggestions.
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