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MySQL with a twsist!


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Hi All !
We're new but very happy users of PHP-ED. Aren't we lucky to have a commercial strength tool at this cost !
Just wondering if anyone can comment on a MySQL issue

- Can login to MysQL 3.x from the internal db client
- Can't login to anthing higher version of MySQL -- Just no response
- Have changed libmysql.dll more times that it makes me happy to count
- Tried both of the logins which won't work in PHPEd in SQLYog -- fine and no issues (from the same machine)

The DLL's we have tried are libmysql.dll from:
- MySQL5 download
- PHP5 from XAMP
- Various web downloads

We'd love to get this going!
Thanks for any comments
Kind regards and congratulations to nusphere for a fine product
Prema
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there are 5(!) mysql clients are comming with PhpED:
php4 php_mysql.dll
php5 php_mysql.dll
php5 php_mysqli.dll
php5 php_pdo_mysql.dll
db client builtin in phped

Which one do you mean?

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MySQL Issue


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Hi Dimitri !
Thanks for your response
The problem is when we use the direct mysql access from the righthand flyout rather than from any PHP and so we had thought that it would be the libmysql.dll rather than any of the php*mysql. Could you please clarify. With reference to your post on this topic we have been attempting to change the libmysql.dll library in the main program directory
Kind regards and thanks for your comments
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If the problem is yet not resolved (please confirm), you may want to check if another libmysql.dll is available on a directory listed in %PATH% environment variable and in particular in system32. In latter case, it will be loaded instead of libmysql in phped's directory.

For further info, please read this libmysql-dll-upgrade-t3094.html

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Hi Dimtri!
Thanks for the advice. I've done a system wide check and found a copy of libmysql in the windows\system32 directory which of course is on the system path.
We updated this. The problem is still there.
We deinstalled PHPEd and reinstalled, license process etc, just in case something had become confused.
From a fresh copy of MySQL 5 we replaced the libmysql.dll in the main program directory (not the PHP ones)
Still no change
- Mysql 3x just fine, while 4x fails silently.

Just to check that we are getting it right then we attach the dll dump for the library we are using.
Some of the information may be misformatted but we hope it will help

Meantime we'll take another pass through your forum and make sure we didn't miss anything
Very grateful for your help
Kind regards
Prema

File generated by Faber Toys (Version 2.6 - Build 52)
Date: Tuesday, 20 March 2007 - 1:35:25 p.m.
Program created by Faber

Details of C:\Program Files\nusphere\phped\libmysql.dll

PROPERTIES
Date 5/03/2007

Size 1.5 MB

Image Info
Description Value
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I'm not sure if I can help you any further with connectivity between libmysql.dll and mysql server. This combination works good for many thousands customers using PhpED on everyday basis. What I'd recommend you is to contact mysql. Since it's a networking problem (it looks like it is) try to stop all other software including AV monitors, firewalls etc. and check again.

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One of the users had a similar problem with another product and suggested this:
"Perhaps your user needs to add
old_passwords to my.ini's [mysqld] config, as
described here:"

http://www.digitalpeer.com/id/mysql

See if it helps. Thanks!
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