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Posted by Lammi on 06/04/07 07:49
On 4 Jun., 08:07, thoj...@gmx.de wrote:
> On 1 Jun., 13:13, Lammi <Lorenz.Lammersd...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > On 1 Jun., 11:14, thoj...@gmx.de wrote:
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> > > On 1 Jun., 11:12, thoj...@gmx.de wrote:
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> > > > On 1 Jun., 11:07, Lammi <Lorenz.Lammersd...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > > > > is mysql in use? if so, which version?
> > > > > if mysql isn't in use, try disabling "php_mysql.dll" in your php.ini.
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> > > > MySQL is installed and is in use. Actually, MySQL is why we installed
> > > > phpMyAdmin, which is why we installed PHP in the first place.
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> > > I'm sorry, forgot about the version: MySQL 4.1.21-community-nt.
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> > > Thorsten
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> > does phpmyadmin work?
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> It does everything we ever needed it to do (import, queries, display
> of tables, databases, etc.), so I guess it works.
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> > check for different version of php_mysql-dll. usualy there are two,
> > one that is part of the mysql-package and one that comes with php
> > itself. you should use the one from the php package.
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> There is only one php_mysql.dll, in C:\Programme\PHP\ext.
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> Thorsten
ok, in this case it must be a different module, a very old one.
a module compiled in 2002 is definitly a php4.xx-modul. does it come
with your php5-package?
if you want to find out wich module doesn't work, you have to
deactivate every one by one and restart apache for every single
module.
on windows, you may also check the properties of all extensions, and
look for the "Created" date. it must be 04/29/2002.
or ignore that warning :-)
regards
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