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Installing roundcube webmail: I have the DB set up (win serv 2008, MS SQL 2008 - though even that was a battle!) i can navigate to the installer but when I go to set up everything there is no SQL Server option in the list of DBs?
Anyone got any idea what thats all about? I can see MySql, MySqli and PgSql but no MSSQL.
Roundcube installer doesn't detect mssql!
Select with mysql option while you are install ms sql driver for php.
there is a complete installation guide http://www.ifunky.net/Blog/post/How-To-Install-RoundCube-With-hMailServer-and-Windows-2008-IIS7.aspx
Make sure you've activated the MSSQL extension in your php.ini. I don't know this script, but often installers first detect which database extensions are available and let you only use these.
So find your php.ini and search it for something like this:
extension=msql.dll
If you can't find the line, add it to the file (maybe restart your webserver) and try again.
It's because Roundcube Installer doesn't detect MSSQL, but you can install/run it without Installer.
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Please I need help, I have a project, but i'm tired of making my code and uploading it to the server, I need a localhost to make it more faster and I was thinking of apache but I don't know how to download it correctly
Well if you are going to install them one by one it will be a bit tricky (for beginners).
If you have never done it before I recommend Zend Server Community edition. The installer is pretty good it sets up everything for you.
http://www.zend.com/en/products/server/free-edition
But if you are an adventurous kind the minimum I would imagine you would need to install is
Apache Httpd => http://httpd.apache.org/download.cgi
PHP => http://php.net/downloads.php
MySQL => http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/
As you haven't mentioned which OS you want to configure it on. But I think you will find a lot of tutorials for any platform for each.
man just download XAMPP, a few click install.. and done.. since you sound like you have no idea of how to start... then this would be perfect.. just check it out for your self.
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I am using linux Fedora 19
When I am trying to install mysql server on my system it installing mariadb and mariadb-server.
I executed folloing command on CLI
yum install mysql mysql-server mysql-libs mysql-server
Please help me here to install mysql on system.
MariaDB is a drop-in replacement for MySQL. You wont realize it is not MySQL. And Fedora switched to MariaDB since the future of MySQL is uncertain ever since Oracle acquired it.
Is there any particular reason you want to install mysql ?
Fedora/RHEL (and others) has decided to replace MySQL with MariaDB. That decision was made upon the believes that Oracle would move the MySQL project to a more closed development (MySQL AB the company behind MySQL was bought by Sun, which in turned later was bought by Orale)
As far as I know, the MariaDB should preserve API/ABI compatibility with MySQL (including adding some new features), so you should be able to use MariaDB as a replacement for MySQL.
Hera are some more information on the subject,
- https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/ReplaceMySQLwithMariaDB
- http://www.itwire.com/opinion-and-analysis/open-sauce/58571-monty-has-last-laugh-as-distros-abandon-mysql
Hope that helps!
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I am attempting to update from phpmyadmin 3.3.7deb7 to the latest or closest possible to 4.0.4.1. I dislike the look of 3.3.7 and would really like to update. But not knowing how to do much in a Linux environment, I've looked on Google and other search engines. But nothing is simple enough to follow for a "noob".
Any help is greatly appreciated ;D
I am on VPS which uses debian-6.0-x86 64-cvps-base
Unfortunately, for your version of Debian the packaged version is the 3.x branch of phpMyAdmin, so relying on the packaged version isn't going to work for you.
There are theoretically ways to force installing a package from another version in to yours, but I would not advise that (unless you're quite careful you can end up with a mess of dependencies).
What I'd suggest is simply to remove the Debian packaged version and install your own. You can download it from https://phpmyadmin.net, and installation takes only a few minutes and minimal configuration. You can learn a lot about the process from the phpMyAdmin documentation.
Good luck!
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I've installed XAMPP Windows 1.8.2 and after installing and turning on Apache & MySQL, I can't load my PMA webpage: http://localhost/phpmyadmin/ . It still loading, but nothing happens. I really don't know, what I am doing wrong. Also I can't use any PHP application, which is trying to use MySQL connection (like Symfony2). If I turn off MySQL in XAMPP Control Panel and trying to reload this URL, same problem.
Thanks for any help.
From this point, I would recommend for you to use 1.5.1 version of Xammp right away. Long story why (shortly, this is a Windows matter and with this answer its irrelevant).
So....
Uninstal that version
find 1.5.1
Install
However, when you install 1.5.x you might have problems with PMA when larger tables are loaded. This sorts things out
Find PMA version 2.11.11.3 package (this baby is really stable)
Unpack
c/p all files from pack to your xampp/PMA folder and overwrite everything :P
And thats it.
You may, later on, upgrade PHP to ie 5.3.0 and there is a trick how to do that painless somewhere on www (google ekhm) but cant remember where exactly. Enjoy.
ps: If you dont like this answer, youre probably on XP and you need something like vcredist_x86.exe but problems wont stop there ;)
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I am trying to connect to a Microsoft SQL Server 2008 database using sqlsrv_connect in PHP.
I've already installed, Microsoft SQL Server 2008 native client from http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=27596 (SQLSRV30.exe), since my php version is 5.4.3 and I am running with Thread Safety enabled.
I've also tried Connecting to an sql server database using php on windows.
I've configured everything accordingly, how it should be configured, but sqlsrv_connect is still giving me:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function sqlsrv_connect()
The thing is when I run php.exe -i in my command prompt, it shows that sqlsrv support is enabled: sqlsrv support => enabled, but it is not showing in phpinfo() although the sqlsrv extension is in my php ext directory, what could be wrong?
What am I doing wrong? I need help with this from people who might have had this connection problem before.
The mistake I made was that, I later learnt that there are three php.ini files that needs to be modified for the added extension to work.
The first is: wamp/bin/php/php.ini
The second: wamp/bin/apache/php.ini
The third: wamp/bin/php/phpForApache.ini
I didn't edit the last file, that was the problem. It works now.