Fix: Call to undefined function mysql_pconnect() Line 355
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Fix: Call to undefined function mysql_pconnect() Line 355
Install PHP 4.X
not 5.X
error goes away instantaly.
not 5.X
error goes away instantaly.
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What version of mysql 5.x did you install?
ADODB, what we use for Database connections, is suppose to auto detected the functions to use to connect to the database.
ADODB, what we use for Database connections, is suppose to auto detected the functions to use to connect to the database.
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Hello,
Just thought I would mention that I had this error when test restoring one of our servers yesterday - was using php5 (latest win32 binaries)
I fixed a couple of errors in the php.ini file and include/config.php (one was just me using localhost rather than 127.0.0.1)
Though as per usual... - after changing these and reloading it sorted out my problem!
HTH
Lard
Just thought I would mention that I had this error when test restoring one of our servers yesterday - was using php5 (latest win32 binaries)
I fixed a couple of errors in the php.ini file and include/config.php (one was just me using localhost rather than 127.0.0.1)
Though as per usual... - after changing these and reloading it sorted out my problem!
HTH
Lard
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same error
i have same error i fix that you recomment but can't
same error
i have same error i fix that you recomment but can't
Same error ... followed configurations to the letter and verified using mysqladministrator that old-passwords are being used. Also used the tips at dev.mysql.com below to verify that the cactiuser was fine.
mysql> SELECT Host, User, Password FROM mysql.user
-> WHERE LENGTH(Password) > 16;
The output of this command only shows (1) row ... for root.
Thoughts? Does localhost have to be replaced *everywhere* with 127.0.0.1 or just that one file indicated by the FAQ? (cactid.conf)
Thanks in advance!
mysql> SELECT Host, User, Password FROM mysql.user
-> WHERE LENGTH(Password) > 16;
The output of this command only shows (1) row ... for root.
Thoughts? Does localhost have to be replaced *everywhere* with 127.0.0.1 or just that one file indicated by the FAQ? (cactid.conf)
Thanks in advance!
Do you have a list of the errors you had to fix? Maybe I can double-check my configuration against what you changed?lard wrote:Hello,
Just thought I would mention that I had this error when test restoring one of our servers yesterday - was using php5 (latest win32 binaries)
I fixed a couple of errors in the php.ini file and include/config.php (one was just me using localhost rather than 127.0.0.1)
Though as per usual... - after changing these and reloading it sorted out my problem!
HTH
Lard
TIA!
Just thought I would mention that I had this error when test restoring one of our servers yesterday - was using php5 (latest win32 binaries)
I fixed a couple of errors in the php.ini file and include/config.php (one was just me using localhost rather than 127.0.0.1)
any way you could post the chaanges
You have all problems with modules, php doesnt have the module of mysql for that i think you have to copy some files from mysql to php, and add mysql path to the enviorment variable PATH
start>controlPanel>System>advance:edit enviorment variables just ad the path to mysql bin directory and dont forget to separate it from the other paths by ; i think you have to reboot after this.
This answer is not complete but im sure thats the reason for the problem
Basically php doent have the mysql functions by default you have to add the module for this to work
start>controlPanel>System>advance:edit enviorment variables just ad the path to mysql bin directory and dont forget to separate it from the other paths by ; i think you have to reboot after this.
This answer is not complete but im sure thats the reason for the problem
Basically php doent have the mysql functions by default you have to add the module for this to work
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