new users and databases not showing up

Hello,

I just installed this on centos 6.5 64 bit and have everything setup correctly however the mysql functions are not working for some reason. After using the form to create a new user/database, it says it was created successfully however nothing appears in the mysql manager nor in phpmyadmin.

Any ideas?

Thank you

Hello,

I just installed this on centos 6.5 64 bit and have everything setup correctly however the mysql functions are not working for some reason. After using the form to create a new user/database, it says it was created successfully however nothing appears in the mysql manager nor in phpmyadmin.

Any ideas?

Thank you

check yours mysql password.

Hello,

I just installed this on centos 6.5 64 bit and have everything setup correctly however the mysql functions are not working for some reason. After using the form to create a new user/database, it says it was created successfully however nothing appears in the mysql manager nor in phpmyadmin.

Any ideas?

Thank you

Exactly,
Show menu: SQL Services -> MySQL Manager -> List of MySQL databases and users that have access to database

But, it's only Database you had created appears, in phpMyAdmin user is not created. You must be add user and edit privileges by manual.

Anyone know about this?

can you contact support to check this issue, also provide login details.
http://centos-webpanel.com/contact

Very interesting, if you create a New Account, in Username field has length of username exceed 12 character, this error will be appear! Experience for next time.

Hi,

I have centos 6.6 and have the same problem. Did you solve this issue? Please help.

Thanks

Very interesting, if you create a New Account, in Username field has length of username exceed 12 character, this error will be appear! Experience for next time.

username for new account is limited to 8 characters by default.

username for new account is limited to 8 characters by default.

I found it really constraining: I can't assign meaningful name to users thus administering gets more tricky
Isn't there a way to set it to an higher value?
thanks

no at the moment, maybe with newer versions.