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Old May 28th, 2002, 07:29 AM
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well it's not mysql server that's the problem, but listen to the questions and see if you guys can help me. ok mysql works just fine but i'm using php 4.2.1 and phpMyAdmin 2.2.4 right, well one time when i was using phpMyAdmin i accidently deleted all my users except one and now i want to know how can i completely uninstall mysql, so it starts all over from scratch again like it was never on my computer? also i'm under a windows machine (win2k) and i'm wanting to know does anybody's php scripts move sooooooooooooo slow to where it says some cgi timeout deal how do i fix this? thanks guys for your patience.
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Just uninstall the software through the Control Panel. That would be the best way or run the uninstaller...

If you have php scripts that are timing out you can increase the execution time in your php.ini file. The default timeout is after 30 seconds (I believe). Your php.ini file is located under C:\winnt\ or C:\windows\. Just edit that file...

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i already did all of that but still when i reinstall it the software, it still doesn't give me all of the users such as root and what not.

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Old May 30th, 2002, 05:49 PM
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hmmm, ok, backup any data in your database's, uninstall it, delete any folders left behind by the uninstall, make sure you have the right version of mysql and reinstall, if that doesnt fix it, well your got some serious problems

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If that does not work then you should probably look at installing on a different OS. Or reformating your hd...

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heres the thing mysql works, but with php 4.2.1 it never connects to the database it just sits there. even if i use my other computer that has apache on it it just sits there. if i reformat my drive what will that do??

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Is mysql set up to allow incoming connections on your box...If mysql and php are on the same box then you can connect using root@localhost...if not then you need to create another users and give them permission to connect to a database.

If that doesn't work then start mysql in debug mode and log everything to a file. Then you should be able to see what is going on with the connections.

If that does not work then you should get a sniffer and see if you are getting the packets and which ones...this is a tcp connect so you should be seeing syn and ack packets.

If that doesn't work then I suggest taking everything off and installing again.

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