Help me get mysql and php working right
Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2005 6:48 am
Jon decided to go all asshole on me, I'm not going into details...I'm tired and very angry, irate as I would put it. There's a group of computers that are DoS-ing the server through a security hole in my phpBB installation. A way to solve it is through upgrading it. My installation has been through hell and back, it's half-assed. I don't have a normal installation, I have phpBB2FM, so those versions are always screwed up in some fashion. You guessed it the upgrade failed. So I tried doing an uninsgtall of phpBBFM which should revert the database to phpBB 2.0.18, the latest version. Only problem, I dont have phpBB 2.0.18. I deleted the contents of the phpBB2 directory and uploaded phpBB 2.0.18 and tried the upgrade option, there's reall not much I can do, because installing wont work because
I'm on Windows XP, I'm going to run all this on my computer.
I got mysql, and php all running on abyss webserver.
I put phpMyAdmin in my htdocs folder and I can't get php server to connect to mysql. There is a possibility that Norton Internet Security could be posing a problem, but mysql server should have all connections permitted. So I looked that up and there's some sort of deal with an extension that allows those two to work, but I never could find a link. Mysql's site refered to php and php.net refered back to mysql, no link to download the extension. But, I'm not sure thats the problem.
I'm particularly looking for Battye, i know well enough that he knows a thing or two about this, maybe a few others.
The next thing is I dont know a thing about giving commands to mysql through a console. A while back there used to be a GUI thing that let you do a few things, but it was a piece of crap.
I'm on Windows XP, I'm going to run all this on my computer.
I got mysql, and php all running on abyss webserver.
I put phpMyAdmin in my htdocs folder and I can't get php server to connect to mysql. There is a possibility that Norton Internet Security could be posing a problem, but mysql server should have all connections permitted. So I looked that up and there's some sort of deal with an extension that allows those two to work, but I never could find a link. Mysql's site refered to php and php.net refered back to mysql, no link to download the extension. But, I'm not sure thats the problem.
I'm particularly looking for Battye, i know well enough that he knows a thing or two about this, maybe a few others.
The next thing is I dont know a thing about giving commands to mysql through a console. A while back there used to be a GUI thing that let you do a few things, but it was a piece of crap.