- Joined
- Nov 6, 2003
- Location
- Denver, CO
Well, here is the story of my long and unending uphill battle.
1.) I try to get my computer working as a server so I can deal with the Folding Mentor Project site.
2.) I finally get my networking ports forwarded and have an understanding of how that works
3.) I scrap my apache install and start from scratch. I finally get it.
4.) PHP 5 mysteriously fails to load the extensions I uncommented in the php.ini. I later find out it wasn't even reading the php.ini even though the directory listed in the phpinfo() was to my php.ini.
5.) I wipe out every single php.ini on my system and it still mysteriously works
6.) I completely wipe out everything that says "php" on my system and start from scratch. This time with php4.
7.) Another 2 weeks gone by getting apache to work with it even though I followed the instructions to the tee.
8.) It all works perfectly!
9.) I set up VNC so I can remotely access my computer!
10.) I am so happy!
11.) A week later and a few months later from the beginning of my struggle, God says "F you!!!" and MySQL randomly stops working.
12.) I reinstall and it does not work
13.) I try a newer version which is very different in the install process and lacks the little status tool that tells you if it is working or not with the traffic light. All is good except I CANNOT ACCESS IT!!! GRRRRRR.....
For the security settings I input my password for root and I get this every time I try to use phpmyadmin:
So I made sure in the config.inc everything was set to root and my password and localhost.
Does anyone know how I can get out of this? This one last step and I am FREE!!!!!
If anyone can help me, THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
BTW, I know there are those all in ones out there that you can get, but I feel as if I can't set up my server on my own I might as well switch to AOL and buy a Gateway... Thanks again!
1.) I try to get my computer working as a server so I can deal with the Folding Mentor Project site.
2.) I finally get my networking ports forwarded and have an understanding of how that works
3.) I scrap my apache install and start from scratch. I finally get it.
4.) PHP 5 mysteriously fails to load the extensions I uncommented in the php.ini. I later find out it wasn't even reading the php.ini even though the directory listed in the phpinfo() was to my php.ini.
5.) I wipe out every single php.ini on my system and it still mysteriously works
6.) I completely wipe out everything that says "php" on my system and start from scratch. This time with php4.
7.) Another 2 weeks gone by getting apache to work with it even though I followed the instructions to the tee.
8.) It all works perfectly!
9.) I set up VNC so I can remotely access my computer!
10.) I am so happy!
11.) A week later and a few months later from the beginning of my struggle, God says "F you!!!" and MySQL randomly stops working.
12.) I reinstall and it does not work
13.) I try a newer version which is very different in the install process and lacks the little status tool that tells you if it is working or not with the traffic light. All is good except I CANNOT ACCESS IT!!! GRRRRRR.....
For the security settings I input my password for root and I get this every time I try to use phpmyadmin:
phpMyAdmin tried to connect to the MySQL server, and the server rejected the connection. You should check the host, username and password in config.inc.php and make sure that they correspond to the information given by the administrator of the MySQL server.
ERROR
MySQL said:
#1251 - Client does not support authentication protocol requested by server; consider upgrading MySQL client
So I made sure in the config.inc everything was set to root and my password and localhost.
Does anyone know how I can get out of this? This one last step and I am FREE!!!!!
If anyone can help me, THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
BTW, I know there are those all in ones out there that you can get, but I feel as if I can't set up my server on my own I might as well switch to AOL and buy a Gateway... Thanks again!