You can do this by logging in to MySQL as root and issuing the following commands:Ĭreate user identified by ‘’ With a new database installation, the easiest solution for an unknown password is to remove the existing mmuser and then recreating that user. If your login fails, you are not using the correct password. If you are not sure that the mmuser password is correct, attempt to log in to MySQL as mmuser by issuing the command mysql -u mmuser -p. If you correct an error, restart the Mattermost server by navigating to /opt/mattermost and issuing the command: sudo -u mattermost bin/mattermost. If MySQL is running you should see output like the that the password is correct. You can do this by issuing the command mysqladmin -u root -p status. The troubleshooting tips given here deal with these specific issues.īefore proceeding, confirm that your MySQL server is running. Failure to create these database objects or improperly referencing them from the Mattermost configuration file, /opt/mattermost/config/config.json, causes Mattermost to fail. For all distributions you must create a mattermost database and a mattermost database user. However, once MySQL is installed, the configuration instructions are the same.
#Mattermost create user install#
How you install MySQL varies depending upon which Linux distribution you use. This section deals with MySQL database issues that you may encounter when you start up Mattermost for the first time. If the Mattermost server cannot connect to the database, it will fail to start. You can start Mattermost by navigating to the /opt/mattermost directory and entering the command sudo -u mattermost bin/mattermost. Before you can run the Mattermost server, you must first install and configure a database.
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