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Hello. I just started to pickup a project for school. It is for my grad project and I Cannot for the life of me figure out what i am doing wrong. I have a windows 2003 std server. It is running mysql 4.1, newest PHP, and I am using IIS.
in Mysql, I created a new schema, and am making everything simple for me to do the install. So u=root, and p= root. I made sure that when icafe was created, that the root has all privs to that schema. I go into the command line to see if the DB has been created, and it is. It's blank though.
I can go into my localhost, and find the install.php file and run it. But when I get to the DB information, I fill out all the information as follows:
Database Host=localhost
Database Username=root
Database Password=root
Database Name =icafe
Table Prefix (for Table Sharing)= pn_
Database Type = mysql
Database Table Type= MylSam
I go to the next page, and hit new install.. Everything works great. Now I have a checkbox of create database. I check it, and hit the start button. The MOMENT I do that, I get the typical header footer,with
"Please refer to the installation guide during this process".
Am I doing something wrong here? Do I have the wrong database info? Or what am I doing wrong? -
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I go into the command line to see if the DB has been created, and it is.... Now I have a checkbox of create database. I check it... Am I doing something wrong here?
You are checking to create a database that you've already created.
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Even if I dont have the database created, it does the same thing. BLANK SCREEN, and no info. it doesnt tell my install was successfull, or it doesnt tell me that the mysql server cant create a new database. It just continues to do what i said last post.
