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Old November 15th, 2002, 09:42 AM
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Unhappy Problem with MySQL - hostname, user and password

I try to install Phpaddnew. but I have problem with this script. Could you please tell me what it is?

// MySQL hostname
$phpAds_hostname = "localhost";

// MySQL username
$phpAds_mysqluser = "mysqlusername";

// MySQL password
$phpAds_mysqlpassword = "mysqlpassword";

// The database phpAdsNew lives in
$phpAds_db = "phpads";


I should change the variables shown above to match the details of my web
server where MySQL is installed.

Could you please help me and give me examples, as I am new user PhP and MySQL. I shoul be
grateful.

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Re: Problem with MySQL - hostname, user and password

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// MySQL hostname
$phpAds_hostname = "localhost";
// MySQL username
$phpAds_mysqluser = "mysqlusername";
// MySQL password
$phpAds_mysqlpassword = "mysqlpassword";
// The database phpAdsNew lives in
$phpAds_db = "phpads";


Saoviet,

The first would be the hostname for your server (it's most likely localhost, so leave it at that).

"mysqluser" is the username you have setup to login into the MySQL database system.

"mysqlpassword" is the password provided at login (for the user above).

"phpAds_db" is the name of the database where you will be running the application from. If it isn't already created, I would suggest doing so.

If you have problems, let us know... Also, I recommend checking out the documentation for PHPAdsNew as it is an application that would require an intermediate level of PHP knowledge; the documentation will help you overcome that requirement.
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