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i think it\'s easier debugging to split it, especially if you have a REALLY long query

to ease the struggle ten-fold. Buy a second HD and install Linux on it. For newbs, RedHat 9 is THE sh*t. Install it correctly, launch a few apps, and there ya go, instant webserver. About being behind a router, that\'s no real problem, as long as you forward port 80 (and any other ports you need) to your ethernet IP. The only other setting you\'ll really have to change is some DNS stuff. For which i highly recommend you use www.sitelutions.com free DNS management. It\'s far more comprehensive, complete, and easy to use than ANY DNS control panel \"built in\" to the registrar. All you gotta do is change two IP settings and some nameservers and badabing badaboom, your site is up. I\'ve done this myself, so take it from me, it\'s easier than I\'ve said it to be. Keep in mind it\'s more secure, faster, and easier, and safer to just buy a hosting account. That requires you to do next to nothing (just change nameservers) , just start uploading! Also, if you have your heart set on hosting your site in Windows with IIS...then don\'t say I didn\'t warn ya

pffft...i got no clue

whats the font for tag inspector?

hmm...on my linux partition i have a phpmyadmin install...i might get around to looking at the php file/function used to make the sql file. No promises though

are you using phpmyadmin? if you are i can give you detailed instructions (yeah, all 4 mouse clicks ) but i wont bother unless you do.

in DW do a \"ctrl+U\", flip to the fonts tab and see that fixed font and code view are the same font

hhm...if you have SSH access I\'d say just use that and do \"mysqladmin -p create database_name\". otherways I have no clue, sry

anybody know of any extremely thorough walkthroughs on how to deploy SSL and get it integrated?

maybe it\'s just winblows being winblows... seriously, link us to the site so we can see!

oh wow...

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oh man, I\'m such a newb...all i hadta do was launch it with the complete path name /etc/init.d/mysqld start OK, got it all running, now just gotta secure this puppy: At the present, i can login to phpMyAdmin with root and my password to see all db\'s, BUT, i can also login with any username i choose and no password, but see no DB\'s. Technically, it\'s secure, but I don\'t want ANYBODY except root to have access, how can i do this? I\'ve RTFM, meaning, the documentation included with phpMyAdmin...to no avail so far help...again?[/code]

Recently bought (yeah, i wanted the stickers :wink: ) RH9 and installed it. WOOHOO! This is great so far. I installed all packages at setup and have php and apache all set. In fact, it was already taken care of, all i had to do was type $ httpd start folder! I\'m thinking it\'s just a redhat 9 thing, because i checked and the package was installed. Also, when i tried to run safe_mysqld i get Starting mysqld daemon with databases from /var/lib/mysql 030419 18:38:27 mysqld ended Again, when i made a simple PHP file called mysql.php i get Warning: Can\'t connect to local MySQL server through socket \'/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock\' (111) in /var/www/html/mysql.php on line 2 Warning: MySQL Connection Failed: Can\'t connect to local MySQL server through socket \'/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock\' (111) in /var/www/html/mysql.php on line 2 Now is it just me, or does something conflict in all these tuts im reading. In that error and in the safe_mysqld message, they both refer to /var/lib/mysql instead of /usr/local/mysql/. This just leaves me more in the clouds. GAH! Thanks in advance for any help, P.S.- So far, RH9 is excellent, rock solid and found ALL drivers and hardware better than windows