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It can be found under the statstics section of cPanel though: ![]() Where it says "home directory", that's what you should use. So for example, mine would say "/home/foodbabs/public_html/". If the script is in a subfolder, then it would be "/home/name/public_html/subfolder_name".
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Does the login info for the database user match what's inside the config file? (Located in the inc folder)
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Yep. :/ I put it in all the correct information but it just denies me.
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Did you create a new user with the user manager or mysql databases? Since the user manager won't give you access but creating a mysql user will.
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mysql databases :)
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You can try sending Hall of Famer a pm. Sometimes mysidiahost goofs, so he can probably fix it for you.
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