Huge page of errors in step 2 of installation.

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  • Daniel Kanchev

    (@danielkanchev)

    SiteGround Representative

    The installer is not able to write to the MySQL database files. The names of the files (.frm) are actually the files that store the information for the MySQL DB and all WP tables. I suppose that either the web server or the WP itself is not able to write to the files due to permissions issues. You can do the following to resolve the issue:

    1. Change the ownership of the MySQL folder to match the username of your WP files.

    2. Install WP on a web server and then migrate the SQL DB to your Raspberry Pi. You can use the following command to import the database:

    mysql DB_name < dump.sql

    where DB_name is the name of the MySQL database on the RaspberryPi and dump.sql is the name of the SQL backup.

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