Provided that it is a fairly recent version of the MySQL 4 series you shouldn't be having that problem - it's only very old versions of MySQL 4 that have that problem.
Vger
Provided that it is a fairly recent version of the MySQL 4 series you shouldn't be having that problem - it's only very old versions of MySQL 4 that have that problem.
Vger
1. You are running a windows server
2. you have apache installed
3. you have PHP installed
4. you have MySQL installed
Did you also download and install the MySQL Connector for PHP (basically the PHP client to talk to the MySQL engine)? You can get it from the downloads area of the MySQL website.
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I fixed this using another of those methods on the mysql site:
That did it for me. Be sure to only type the first line. then hit enter and it makes the -> for you. then add the restCode:mysql> SET PASSWORD FOR -> 'some_user'@'some_host' = OLD_PASSWORD('newpwd');
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Did you resolve this? if you got it running on windows server but no css and proper formatting - could it be a local host error on an internal window server issue? if so resolve on local ip address not local host in cofigure.php.
long shot.