A Question about adding SMF

TechAsh

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If you mean MySQL server name/host then it'll be 'localhost'.

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Try installing SMF by using Fantastico in cPanel. It'll set everything up for you.
 

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but not the beta is it?
SMF 2.0 Beta 3.2
 
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I don't think so. No.

Exactly what information do you need?
 

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Database Server Settings
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These are the settings to use for your database server. If you don't know the values, you should ask your host what they are.

Servername:
Username:
Password:
Database name:
Table prefix:
 

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servername: localhost
username: You set that in cpanel, database area, when creating a database user
password: You set that in cpanel, database area, when creating a database user
databasename: You set that in cpanel, database area, when creating adatabase
Table prefix: can be anything you want, if you don't plan on having more then one forum in the same database, use the default one.
 

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Nice Thank You It Works Now!
I had problem with database.
this server automatic ads my <server name> to database to my database.

I type at Add Database: SMF

It show so <serveraccountname>_smf as database name
 
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Anna

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yes, it adds that to allow for more variations and easier nameings as we all share one database install, per server (otherwise if one user said they wanted a database called forum no one else would be able to use that)
 
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