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Posted by Martin on 12/06/05 01:09
On Mon, 05 Dec 2005 23:54:51 +0100, Peter van Schie
<vanschie.peter@gmail.com> wrote:
>Martin wrote:
>
>> No - the section on MySQL does not appear (I mentioned this in my post
>> back on 12/1/05 but didn't know what to make of the significance of
>> it).
>
>Well in that case I ran out of ideas, sorry mate. Maybe someone else
>here has some kind of brilliant idea.
>
>Peter.
Well, in that case, let me throw out a couple of things - I have no
idea if they have any impact or not.
Thing #1:
I read somewhere along the line that the setting of "read-only"
property on the PHP folder (and it's sub-folders) had some kind of an
effect on things. I noticed the other day that the PHP folder (and the
MySQL folder) had their read-only property checked.
I un-checked them and told it to apply the change to all sub-folders.
For some unknown reason, the change was applied only to the top
folder. I manually went through and changed them all. I tried running
things again but it made no difference. When I was done, I took
another look at the PHP folder and found that it had magically been
changed back to read-only again!
So, I don't know if this would even affect the operation of PHP and/or
MySQL. But, in any case, I can't for the life of me guess what is
resetting this property to read-only.
Thing #2:
The computer I'm trying to get this to work on is a brand new Lenovo
(used to be IBM) with a Pentium 4 processor that has "HyperThreading
Technology". I think I read somewhere that PHP and/or MySQL has a
problem with this (I do not know where I saw this and I read it before
even starting to get this machine set up).
Any thoughts? Could either of these be an issue here?
Thanks.
Martin
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