Quick help?

[shadow_slayer]

<?php // config.php :: Low-level app/database variables.

$dbsettings = Array(
        "server"        => "localhost",     // MySQL server name. (Default: localhost)
        "user"          => "",              // MySQL username.
        ""          => "",              // MySQL password.
        ""          => "",              // MySQL database name.
        "prefix"        => "dk",            // Prefix for table names. (Default: dk)
        "secretword"    => "");             // Secret word used when hashing information for cookies.

?>

I don't know what to put here. I'm running a server off of my computer with Apache, MySql, and PHPMyAdmin. I created a database called DK. And i don't believe thati have to login at all. There's username or password (atleast i don't think)

Thanks

[NogDog]

You will definitely need a database user name and a database name. Normally you will also need a user password, though it is possible to have database users without passwords (with the obvious negative security issues associated with that). The default use in a MySQL installation is called 'root', though it's usually better to create a new user specific for your database/application who only has the necessary privileges to access just that database with the minimum of abilities (typically select, insert, and update (and possibly delete).

If, in fact, your database 'root' user account does not have a password, you should assign a strong one now.