You provided them on install, I think. The defaults are included in the basic documentation as I recall (it's the ROOT account listed in the docs.) On 3/13/07 18:03, "Getchell, Adam" wrote:

Hello,

I'm looking to directly connect to the OTRS database (with Aquadata Studio), so I can run some reports not in the system.

Before I do that, I have to allow my host to connect to MySQL.

Before I do that, I have to be able to login to the OTRS database (with MySQL Administrator) to set the permissions.

So -- where do I find the username/password info?

I've been looking at the OTRS 2.0 Administrator manual, but I haven't found where this is documented.

Thanks,

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Adam Getchell het volgende geschreven:

I'm looking to directly connect to the OTRS database (with Aquadata Studio), so I can run some reports not in the system.

Before I do that, I have to allow my host to connect to MySQL.

Before I do that, I have to be able to login to the OTRS database (with MySQL Administrator) to set the permissions.

So -- where do I find the username/password info?

Take a look at $Self->{DatabaseUser} and $Self->{DatabasePw} in ~otrs/ Kernel/Config.pm. You could also probably use the MySQL root/admin account to change the permissions on your OTRS database. Nils Breunese.