Ben wrote:
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> Good Man <heyho@letsgo.com> wrote in message news:<Xns95505FF82CD4Asonicyouth@216.196.97.132>.. .
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>>crescent_au@yahoo.com (Ben) wrote in news:d99e1341.0408250444.6f82c785
>>@posting.google.com:
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>>>Hi all,
>>>
>>>I used PHP installer binary to install PHP. Then I installed MySQL.
>>>Now how do I reconfigure PHP to connect to MySQL? In PHP installer, it
>>>does not provide any options for mysql support. Is it possible to do
>>>it with PHP binary installer or do I need to reinstall PHP from source
>>>code?
>>>
>>>Hope someone can help me!
>>>Thanx
>>>Ben
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>>Please don't crosspost.
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>
>
> I think there's nothing wrong with crossposting... As far as I
> understand, crossposting just saves one copy of a msg... So I'll
> probably stick to it as it is a convenient way to deliver my messages
> to multiple newsgroups targetting different experts... Since my
> problem was about reconfiguring PHP with MySQL, I think it is relevant
> to both PHP and MySQL groups... Even after posting to so many groups,
> I just managed to get one reply! Anyway, I already found a way to do
> it and thanx for the link you sent...
>
> Ben
>
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>>Head over to
http://internetmaster.com/installtutorial/ which is a walk
>>through on setting up PHP/MySQL/Apache on windows XP.[/color][/color]
Hello Ben,
I think you should use a PHP+MySQL binary like PHPhome, which
includes all the connection between PHP, MySQL and Apache, and I think
this one is best choice if you want to run php on WinXP. It's stable,
and when I program in php, the last thing I expect, that my program are
about to freeze.
Bye: Sulla
