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You may need to supply a database name when you login.  Usually, after you have submitted the login info, the script connects to MySQL with <BLOCKQUOTE>DBI:mysql:host=<i>host_name</i></BLOCKQUOTE> and displays the list of databases in MySQL.  If this is not allowed, then you will need to supply a database name for connection so that the script can connect with <BLOCKQUOTE>DBI:mysql:<i>database_name</i>:<i>host_name</i></BLOCKQUOTE>
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