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Worked! Thanks!
Worked! Thanks!
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Sounds like your username/password for the MySQL server is different then on the older box.
You could write a new configuration file with this script:
http://www.esselbach.com/thread.php?id=396
Sounds like your username/password for the MySQL server is different then on the older box.
You could write a new configuration file with this script:
http://www.esselbach.com/thread.php?id=396
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I had to create a blank database first, then the command worked.
But! I still can't run the web site.
PHP (4.4.4) is working, and MySQL (4.1.22) is started, but I get:
Same thing happens when I try to load the admin page. After logging in, I get the same error.
Do I need a virgin config file or something?
and import the SQL dump on the new box with:
mysql -uusername -ppassword databasename < backup.sql
I had to create a blank database first, then the command worked.
But! I still can't run the web site.
PHP (4.4.4) is working, and MySQL (4.1.22) is started, but I get:
Error: Can't open a persistent connection to the MySQL database server
Same thing happens when I try to load the admin page. After logging in, I get the same error.
Do I need a virgin config file or something?
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Philipp
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MySQL 4.1.x and higher. Some older PHP scripts are incompatible with MySQL 5.0 as well.
I currently use on my servers PHP 5.2.0 and MySQL 5.0.32, but I do not run old scripts
MySQL 4.1.x and higher. Some older PHP scripts are incompatible with MySQL 5.0 as well.
I currently use on my servers PHP 5.2.0 and MySQL 5.0.32, but I do not run old scripts
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Which version of MySQL to you recommend?
Which version of MySQL to you recommend?
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Philipp
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You can, but some older PHP scripts may break. I would at least upgrade to the latest version of PHP 4 (4.4.4) because of security issues in the older PHP version
You could dump the database with:
and import the SQL dump on the new box with:
You need to replace username with your MySQL username, password with the MySQL password and databasename with the name of your database.
Should I upgrade to the 5.x versions of both?
You can, but some older PHP scripts may break. I would at least upgrade to the latest version of PHP 4 (4.4.4) because of security issues in the older PHP version
Also, how do I move the databases to the new box?
You could dump the database with:
mysqldump -uusername -ppassword databasename > backup.sql
and import the SQL dump on the new box with:
mysql -uusername -ppassword databasename < backup.sql
You need to replace username with your MySQL username, password with the MySQL password and databasename with the name of your database.
I've been running my website for 4 years on the same hardware (dual P3-550, and WinNT4!) but it's time to upgrade.
I've built a new Win2003 server, but I'm wondering which versions of PHP and MySQL I should install. I'm currently running PHP version 4.3.9 and MySQL 4.1.11-nt.
Should I upgrade to the 5.x versions of both?
Also, how do I move the databases to the new box?
Thx!