> I have Mysql 4.0.13 installed. I need to know if upgrading is an option > or if installing the latest binary is a better option. > > To be more candid, I have finished the install with the following > config. Not so much content yet...Just some pictures that can be > uploaded again. > > Windows 2000 Advanced Server > Apache 2.0.47 > PHP 4.3.4 > Mysql 4.0.13 > Geeklog 1.3.8sr3 > > The Geeklog part is my weblog that I used to design the site. However > the problem after I finished the installation was that people were not > getting images loaded on their browser from the internet. One person in > particular said they got a POSIX ERROR 54. and I really do not know what > this error meant and neither did the other person. > > So I have decided to start the whole thing from scratch and take it one > step at a time, but in doing so, install the latest stable version of > all the softwares that I used before. > > Now the question is can mysql be upgraded the way it is now or would an > uninstall be better and installing the latest stable version of mysql? > > Secondly, if the 4.0.13 is very stable and recommended, would > uninstalling apache and installing the 2.0.48 of Apache without doing > anything to mysql be okay?
Note that Apache 2 is not recommended for use with PHP. You should be using Apache version 1.3.28 with PHP. I just did a quick check of the PHP site -- <http://www.php.net/> -- in hopes of providing a link to that recommendation, but could not find anything. However, I've seen it mentioned several times on the PHP general discussion list. HTH -- Lowell Allen -- MySQL General Mailing List For list archives: http://lists.mysql.com/mysql To unsubscribe: http://lists.mysql.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
