## Step 2: SQL Server Setup

### Error

Your system seems to be missing the PHP MySQL extension. The MySQL functions are required by @Mail. Please install the MySQL extension before continuing.

Now we need to collect your SQL server details and the name you wish to use for your @Mail Database.

### Error

Could not connect to Database Server:

$var['db_connect_error']

SQL Server Type | $var['sqltype_error']
Could not connect to database server, please check the hostname or IP
? SQL Server Hostname or IP |
Please Enter an SQL Username
SQL Username |
SQL Password |
Database already exists. Choose another name or uncheck 'Create Database'
Please enter a database name
Database Name |
The database could not be created. Please unsure that the sql user entered has sufficient permissions to create the database. If you do not have access to a user account with sufficient permission please enter the name of an existing database you have access to or get your system admin to create a database for you then continue the install.
? Create Database |
An error occured while creating the database tables. The likely cause is a name clash with an existing table. If you have specified an existing @Mail database above please uncheck 'Create Database Tables' and continue. If not you may need to alter the name of an existing table or create/select a new database for @Mail: $var['table_create_error']
? Create Database Tables |