Dear openx experts out there,
I'm new to PHP and also Revive AdServer (OpenX).
I successfully installed a Revive server using MySql, in a condition where both instances hosted in the same hardware.
My question is, how can I install the Revive server in a different hardware using MySql that hosted in another hardware?
The error on Revive installation wizard is mentioned that MySql not present, and some how I have to checked on php.ini file.
Has anybody tried this attempt before and succeeded, please do drop by and advice me.
Thanks,
Bromo
The issue you have is that the server you are installing Revive Adserver on (not the database server) does not have the required MySQL libraries installed, so PHP does not have MySQL support present. As a result, your PHP server cannot "talk" to a MySQL server.
You will need to (or ask your system administrator to) update the web server that has PHP installed on it, onto which you are attempting to install Revive Adserver, so that the PHP installation has support for talking to MySQL databases.
Once this is done, you should be able to install Revive Adserver just fine, and point it at the remote MySQL server that you want to use.
Revive Ad Server Installation using Remote MySQL :
While Installation Wizard , enter IP Address of your Remote MySQL Server instead of "localhost"
Also Grant Privileges to that mysql user .
If you trying to setup a cluster for openx or revive adserver
Reference:
http://www.sherin.co.in/openxcluster121 &
http://www.sherin.co.in/openxhandbook
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I am facing a problem pretty common, I have installed MySql Server because in the past I developed an CRUD app by using Java Swing and Maven, and now I am trying to create same thing, a CRUD app only this time with PHP.
I am following a tutorial from Udemy and this guy is using XAMPP to launch both an Apache Server and a MySQL. But somehow it's interfering with the one already installed on my laptop and cannot make the connection with XAMPP.
I opened my.ini and where says password i put my own from MySQL Workbench, and I see it's using the same port 3306 but still cannot work and I dont know why.
Is there any solution to modify my.ini and establish the connection without uninstalling the MySql Server installed before, because if I do that I ruin the other Java app using it.
Could you please provide the error logs? So the problem can be identified properly. By default, you can get the logs file for Apache in
\xampp\apache\logs\error.log
And for PHP here \xampp\php\logs
Need basic help configuring Google App Engine SDK on a Windows 7 system to use a local install of MySQL. The GAE install is vanilla (GAE 1.8.8, Python 2.7.6, PHP 5.4), with MySQL 5.6.15 also installed. I am able to use the MySQL console, so MySQL is running. PHP is also running.
When I run a short PHP script consisting almost entirely of this line:
$dbconn = mysql_connect('localhost','root','rootpwd');
this is the error message I get:
Warning: mysql_connect(): No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.
My question: What settings do I need to add or change to allow my PHP scripts to connect to MySQL?
My root username and password are correct, as verified by my ability to access MySQL through the console. There are some difference between the GAE SDK setup and that of a WAMP server, which I also have installed on the same machine but which is not running now. Is there still likely to be a conflict between the freshly installed MySQL instance and the one on the WAMP server? Are there some environment variables (in Windows, in the SDK, or elsewhere) that I need to set?
I'm fairly sure this question has been asked before, but the answers I am seeing are either more complex than I can believe would be necessary, or simply gloss over the details of configuring the connection. Any help would be appreciated.
FIGURED IT OUT... Apparently my script was being pointed to the MySQL instance from the WAMP server, which was not running when I tried to connect in the script. As soon as I started that MySQL instance, the script connected to it.
So the moral of the story is... if you already have a MySQL instance installed outside of the GAE SDK, as long as that service is running your GAE PHP script will find it, and there's no need to install another MySQL instance just for the Google SDK.
You must allow external connection.
I don't know the path, but, apparently, the GAE connects to localhost not directly.
You can change the "localhost" by "127.0.0.1" to test it, or to "::1".
Some links to try change MySql external connections rules.
http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2010/08/allow-mysql-client-connection/
How to allow remote connection to mysql
I'm trying to get ODBC to work on MAMP. I have tried many suggestions and solutions including those already on stackoverflow:
MAMP: Adding ODBC or SQL Server support ,
How do I add an ODBC driver to a MAMP environment?
None are successful so far.
This is the latest I tried.
I downloaded the latest ODBC connector:
http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/odbc/
Installed it with the OSX DMG
I than added the driver in iODBC
I keep getting this message:
Specific driver could not be loaded
and
No suitable image found. Did find: /usr/local/lib/libmyodbc5w.so mach-o, but wrong architecture
Any suggestions?
Looks like you are right about the 32-bit only of iODBC.
You will need to download the Source, and compile from scratch. You will also need to download XCode through the AppStore first, so you have access to gcc and cmake.
Source Code Link: http://www.iodbc.org/downloads/iODBC/libiodbc-3.52.7.tar.gz
Note: From the CLI you can run the lipo -detailed_info /path/to/binary command. This would give you detailed information about a specified binary.
I struggled with this problem for MANY hours (I messed with msql/php, and for years ago, so I consider myself currently a total newbie!). My problem was I couldn't connect my PC to my new online server using ODBC (server was a mac mini running mavericks, trying to connect from a windows machine in my office via mysql odic connector). I finally found a solution that works. here is my situation and environment:
I am converting from Access to MySql/PHP. Application configured as front-end / back-end.
Put my server online so I could export my access back end tables to MYSQL. (some were online at another server, some were on my internal windows 2003 server. ) planning to change front end to php from access vba.
Installed ODBC Administrator on mac mini (mavericks) per google searches.
Went to drivers tab in ODBC Administrator. Set my drivers from USER to SYSTEM in the pulldown on the drivers page. This opened the drivers to appear on the SYSTEM tab of ODBC Administrator (prior to this, the drivers did not appear on the SYSTEM tab of ODBC Administrator).
Added the DSN, the USER, the PORT, and the PASSWORD variables.
I then went to my MAMP application that was running on the Mac. I clicked on [FILE], [EDIT] [TEMPLATE] [my.cnf]. This opened the configuration file. There is a warning - if this gets polluted, it screws up the entire MAMP app.
I made the following change (Inserted a comment above the change).
the bind address was just commented out. 9-5-14
bind-address = 127.0.0.1
This change does not tie MAMP to the localhost (I believe).
I kept scrolling through the file. I also made the next change, and then saved the .cnf file:
Just commented out the next line. Trying to get odbc to work. 9-5-14
MAMP_skip-networking_MAMP
This change I believe tells MAMP to allow remote connections.
On PC, under Data Sources, System DSN tab, using MYSQL ODBC 5.1 driver, I set the datasource name, I set the URL of the online server (which was registered with internic), I set the port, and I entered the User and password to be the same KEYS I set in the ODBC System DSN I added on the Mac server. Then, I pulled down the database tab, and miraculously - the databases in my mac server appeared!
Hope this is helpful to another newbie! I literally worked WAY too many hours trying to find a solution, and it wound up being pretty easy once I lucked into the answer!
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I'm rather new to PHP and xampp.
I am using my computer for developing java and php now.
So I have a mysql server installed in my computer already.
I installed xampp successfully. But when I'm trying to access phpMyAdmin, it gives me an error saying
mysql server rejected the connection php admin requested
(this not the actual error, but this is what it means..)
I tried stopping my current MySQL service and installing it again.
I tried configuring config.inc.php which I think is the way do this.
But I couldn't do much with that.
Can anyone tell me how to configure and use my computer for php developing keeping my current mysql server unchanged.
thank you.
PS: There is no problem with my current mysql server.It's working fine.
Problem there is I cant use it with phpmyadmin which i installed with Xampp.
I think it is because Xampp have its own mysql server buldled with it and phpmyadmin configured to use it.
That's the problem.
I want to use my current mysql server insted of the one bundled with xampp.
I have successfully resolved my problem.
I stopped my current mysql service and installed xampp.
Don't forget to uncheck where it ask you to install services on insallation wizard.
And then I started mysql service which was installed already.
and edit config.inc.php as below..
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['auth_type'] = 'config'
to
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['auth_type'] = 'cookie'
and you will be prompted to give your current password and username at phpmyadmin login..
Thank you for all guys who tried to help me..
I'm trying to connect to a remote server's mysql instance from PHP on my main server.
The main server itself has no mysql installed but the server I'm trying to connect to has mysql installed.
PHP is installed on both servers but I was wondering if it would connect when mysql isn't installed locally.
You only need a client mysql library specific to your database connection stack, not a mysql server installation.
There's no reason that I can see for it not working. Keep in mind that you'll need the hostname of the server and the server will have to have remote_access configured.
All you need is to have the second server's URL and SQL info such as username and password.
no reason for it not to work.