Jeff wrote:
thats no good. man if its something simple, i'm not seeing it.
well it was something simple...and now i see it. old_passwords.
Don't you just love informative error messages ;)
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thats no good. man if its something simple, i'm not seeing it.
well it was something simple...and now i see it. old_passwords.
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Jason Wong wrote:
On Sunday 06 February 2005 07:59, Jeff wrote:
OK, but my understanding was that your mysql server is on *nix, and your
problem was accessing it from a windows client. So you should not be
using localhost?
I just did that for a test to remove the remote connection from the equat
On Sunday 06 February 2005 07:59, Jeff wrote:
> Thats what i thought as well, but each time i attempt to use the port
> in mysql_connect, i.e. 'localhost:3307' or if i change the
> mysql.default_port = 3307 and just use 'localhost' in the server
> argument, i get
OK, but my understanding was tha
Jason Wong wrote:
On Sunday 06 February 2005 04:58, Jeff wrote:
Hi. I need to access mysql from windows to *nix on both the default
port of 3306 and a secondary port of 3307. php.ini states that win32
will only pay attention to MYSQL_PORT.
Just specify the port you want to use in mysql_connect(
On Sunday 06 February 2005 04:58, Jeff wrote:
> Hi. I need to access mysql from windows to *nix on both the default
> port of 3306 and a secondary port of 3307. php.ini states that win32
> will only pay attention to MYSQL_PORT.
Just specify the port you want to use in mysql_connect().
> Is the
Hi. I need to access mysql from windows to *nix on both the default port of
3306 and a secondary port of 3307. php.ini states that win32 will only pay
attention to MYSQL_PORT. Is there a way to change the value of that constant
without compiling my own version of php on win32. I don't mind h
