Search results matching tag 'MySQL'

Write permissions on php created folders within site..

WiseMinds — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 17:49:31 GMT

I am running Wordpress 3.8.5 on IIs 7 Windows 2008 Server, PHP (latest stable), Mysql (latest stable). I can get everything to work properly except the following.. When my wordpress gallery page creates a new folder, permissions are not getting inherited to that folder until I literally adjust permissions by hand on my server locally. (I have a feeling it is not just my wordpress as I have several installed and all share the same issue) I am sure there is just a setting that I am missing somewhere.. I have set the permissions on the parent folder (wwwroot) for IIS_IUSER and most of the other accounts NETSERVICE, LOCALSERVICE, etc.. For some reason CHILD folders created by the website are not writable.. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

WPI MySQL Connect Error

lex83 — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:18:07 GMT

I posted this issue earlier in the wrong forum.

WPI successfully installed all components including Wordpress. However, after Internal Error 500 on "activating" a premium theme, not being a programmer/developer, I uninstalled WPI installed components and tried Wamp. Wamp was not successful, so reinstalled Wordpress application and components w/WPI. On this second installation with WPI there is a problem w/ MySQL Windows Essential 5.1.

After entering passwords/user names and clicking Continue, the following error message displays:

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Error when trying to connect to the database by using specified parameters.

Unable to connect to any of the specified MySQL hosts.

Continue anyway? Yes or No

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OS is 32-bit, Vista Business SP2

Only changes on computer between first successful install with WPI and this reinstallation w/occurring MySQL connect error, is install/uninstall of Wamp and Wordpress, and 25 Microsoft updates.

Any performance tips & tweaks?

samunplugged — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 18:00:42 GMT

Hello,

I am planning to rent a new server that has four cores (11ghz)/4GB RAM. The other option is to rent a server with multi-processor and multi-cores (18ghz)/8GB RAM. Both would run Windows Server 2008 Web edition (x64 bit).

I will be running web-sites written in ASP.net and some other sites running on PHP (FastCGI) and ColdFusion (IIS6 Compatability ISAPI module). The server would host both MySQL and SQL Server 2008 web edition.

Can somebody explain to me if my web applications on IIS will actually benefit from the powerful systems? What default settings I should change?

What should be done to completely harness the power of multi-core or multi-processor server on PHP, ColdFusion, IIS and MySQL?

I'm not so worried about SQL Server 2008, cos I know it just rocks.

But any tweaks on any of the mentioned servers would be appreciated.

Thanks.

Best

Sameer

Re: PHP very slow on IIS7

pierrejoye — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 09:57:33 GMT

I can imagine two possible sources for this problem:

IPv6 is enabled and localhost does not exist or ::1
Mysql's libmysql is used instead of PHP's libmysql.

It happens that the IPv6 problem was the cause for this problem (as you stated later). The 2nd possibility happens a lot when someone installs mysql after PHP, or do a mysql update after having installed PHP.

The latest Mysql's libmysql is not compatible with php's libmysql (and many other, that's not a php specific problem). They suffer from ABI compatibilities issues. The solution is to alter your PATH to be sure that php is first defined( PATH=c:\PHP;c:\mysql for example).

First Installation Fails

Teachable — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 21:58:28 GMT

I just installed wpilauncher for the first time. After going through the tedious task of providing user names and passwords for a platoons worth of people it informed me that the product had been previously installed. I found this a novel means of getting software is installed. This Hard Drive has only been installed for about 4 day, and this was my first installation of any of the MSDN offerings. Could you use this new technology to install Windows 7 for me.

PHP pages always shown as text

bpolky — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 16:00:52 GMT

I am a developer who attempting to write my first web based app. I have been trying to get Vista (service pack 2), IIS 7, PHP, MySQL environment up for two days now and the imprint of the brick wall on my forehead is in danger of becoming permanent. I have followed the process as described on a number of sites to activate IIS, install PHP and MySQL and then get into the setup process. I can browse to http://localhost and see the default IIS page, so ISS seems to be running. I can run php -info in the command prompt so that seems to be there. I have installed FastCGI and done the the Handler Mapping stuff and made sure that the FastCGI handler is first in the list. I have double clicked both the php.exe and php-cgi.exe out of frustration and both initially reported an error because ntwdblib.dll was not there, so it has been copied into the PHP folder. I have uninstalled everything and reinstalled it multiple times and rebooted many many times.

No matter what I do, whenever I point my browser at a .php file in the wwwroot directory, I simply get the code as text back rather than the PHP created page.

Can someone save my sanity?

Installing Applications via WPI Question re: what installs and where

John Kisha — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 04:57:11 GMT

If I wanted to use the WPI for installing WordPress for example, PhP and MySQL would also need to be installed. Obviously PhP would need to be installed on the same machine. However, what if I wanted to use a MySQL installation on another Machine? Would I be prompted to install or not install each necessary component or would it install everything necessary on the same machine?

Additionally, would I be prompted as to what web site and folder I wanted the WordPress Application installed into? Or would it install it by default into the Default web site?

I'm running Windows 2008 64bit w/ IIS 7.0

Thanks,

John

Want to run Wordpress...MS SQL and MySQL on the same server?

carver42 — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 02:16:12 GMT

I have a windows 2008 server box with 4 meg. As I developed the site I used MS SQL 2008 Express.

But now I want to set up a WordPress blog. But it requires PHP and MySQL for the install. This makes me REALLY nervous!

Does anyone run both database servers on a single box? I would welcome any advice...

Thanks!

Bob

Running ASP.NET, PHP and MySQL on IIS

akshits — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 07:35:26 GMT

Hello,

How do I run ASP.NET, PHP and MySQL on the same IIS 7 server!

Thanks,

Akshit Soota

Running ASP.NET, PHP and MySQL on IIS

akshits — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 07:35:20 GMT

Hello,

How do I run ASP.NET, PHP and MySQL on the same IIS 7 server!

Thanks,

Akshit Soota