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Posted by richard.a.fletcher@googlemail.com on 10/14/75 11:45
Here's a few things to try.
Change connect_type, if localhost you do not need tcp, and the cahnces
are mysql wont allow tcp connections by default.
The header error is because on line 351
/var/www/htdocs/phpadm/libraries/Config.class.php there is a print or
echo, and after that line something is trying to write some cookie info
or http headers. Since this is the config file then the chances are
that you put it there. Any thing outside <? ... ?> is printed, so if
line 351 is "?> " then that extra space is the problem
The mysql support for php may not be new enough, it is a seperate item
to the mysql installation.
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