The restriction is you can't change MySQL It also offers a somewhat restricted version of phpMyAdmin. Which is good, because I haven't seen where you can edit the Apache Configuration htaccess worked without any configuration issues, so it appears Apache mod_rewrite and rewrite_moduleĪre enabled by default. You are allowed to select MySQL 4 or MySQL 5 (preferred) and enabling there Hosting 2.0 configurationĭrupal's. My client is running GoDaddy's Deluxe Hosting - Linux - 1 year package and I've been relatively impressed I did a manual Drupal install, instead of the automatic Metropolis install. I found it very easy to install using version 4.7 !!! $db_url = 'mysql://username: godaddy localhost is something like mysql#. (where the #'s are some number that you get) also the username and database name are going to be the same username and password you gave when you set that up in the control panel in step 2 (above).īest of Luck to anyone doing this. Then (as described in the settings.php file itself !) in the sites folder I create a new folder (see example folder names below) and copy my settings.php file into the new folder and modify the $db_url variable as described in the comments within settings.php to reflect the new database settings. When I set up those subdomains through domain management on the control panel, I set them ALL up to point to the same location on the server (my drupal folder where the drupal installation resides). Notes: I set up special subdomains for my sites such as and. Modify (and upload) settings.php with changes to the $db_url variable (read comments in settings.php).Ħ. Load the database file for MySQL 4.0 or lower (database.4.0.mysql) by clicking the SQL Query Window button (SQL icon). When the database is set up (Open Manager is available from the Control Panel), Click "Open Manager" and use the user and pass you chose in #2 to login to PHPMyAdmin.Ĥ. Refer to the File "INSTALL.txt" that comes with the installation for more guidance and instructions.
You probably have to wait awhile for the database to be set up.ģ. Then review settings and click "Create Database". Set up a SQL database from the Linux Hosting Control Panel by clicking MySQL, clicking "Create New Database", choose a username and password (used by the settings.php and for PHPMyAdmin file NOT used by the Drupal user).
upload all the drupal installaion files and directories (I made a folder called drupal and put everything in that).Ģ. You can ignore step one in the INSTALL.txt file because you will be following a slightly different procedure for setting up the database.ġ. I moved to the 2.0 Linux Setup before I even installed Drupalĭirections for setting up Drupal on a GoDaddy Site:
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