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Should have the new version up by the end of the month, i am praying.. lol.

Download PHP and get the file from the main PHP Download. Get it from www.php.net.

Yap.. :angry:

Uniform Server 3.5 has been thoroughly tested before release.. Whatever happened must have been caused by whatever it is that you did unless you wont be getting that error. I need you to download a new copy of the server and start over one by one... so you can figure out where the problem came from.

Metaltailz, that is exactly what we are doing for 4.0. Plus everything will be available as a plugin... which you can download and install to the Uniform Server. PHP 4... PHP 5... MySQL...

What version are you using?

Oh.. well i dont think its the server.. lol.. it wont do that to you, lol

I dont even think your browser will let you download or upload at that speed. Have you ever download or upload at that speed?

Then location, how far are you guys from each other? and how far are you from your ISP.. all that matter... lol. You really never get to use the full thing you know.. all that is just ISP lying to you.. lol.

Well, i dont think its the server. Could be anything from your ISP to your connection... Do you know that your upload rate and download rate also are not the same... from your ISP... Upload could be less or more than download.. Run those tests on the internet to determine your speed.

In the admin panel, dont you see MySQL Administration or soemthing like that?

Thats the wrong way to change the username and password. The right way is through the admin panel: http://localhost/apanel Unless you make a new user, the root stays root! But you can change the password.

The username and password is root/root. If you chnaged it, as it seem, can you tell me how you changed it?

Ok, you mention upload and download, so which are you saying is slow..? If you saying that the download is slow, it deends on what connection the person is using and how far the person is, and if it's the upload, then it might be the same thing plus the script... You might also ned to chnage the max_upload set for php in the php.ini file. How big is the file?

Yeeee lol

If it says that on phpMyBackUpPro, dont worry about it... Thats for *nix servers, but this is Windows so it does not matter. :-)

Was about to tell you that :angry:

Cool

Thanks

We have the plugin coming soon also..

:angry:

Ok...