You may not want to use the MySQL root account in ispconfig for security reasons. I didn't know that I have to use the root account and did it the same way as I always do with PHPMyAdmin. Worked fine until I started creating databases. I had to add a few more permissions to the ispconfig account. Here is a list of grants you need to apply, so that you can stop using the MySQL root account for ispconfig. Code: GRANT ALL ON ispconfig.* TO 'ispconfig'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED by 'yourpasswordhere'; GRANT SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE ON mysql.db TO 'ispconfig'@'localhost'; GRANT SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE ON mysql.user TO 'ispconfig'@'localhost'; GRANT RELOAD on *.* TO 'ispconfig'@'localhost'; GRANT CREATE, DROP ON `web%`.* TO 'ispconfig'@'localhost'; The last line depends on keeping the user naming scheme of "web....". If you use a different webid prefix adapt that line.
