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The Restart tool in the Admin Panel is only if you have the service tool installed..... Use Run MYSQL instead.

Are you behind a firewall? And are you sure you set the port forwarding right to the PC the server is on? Is anything else using the port?

No como espanol.... Can you please try and use a free translanting tool as this computer does not have one.... Thanks so much. Can anyone please help translate?

Yes, it does... BTW: You have to comment the whole enter script... not just one line... Everything.

I was just experimenting.... to see if it will work.... was not actually sure.

Probably the InnoDB addition is causing this.

No problem....

The server didn't give an error? Than that mean my experiment failed... oh well

Try the steps and see if it will work...

I wish i could just enter your computer and fix the problem for you....

Make sure that Windows Firewall is not blocking the program... Add the program itself to the exemption list...

I didn't mean MySQL, talking about the whole server, but since all you needed was a restart, thats OK.

Did you change the MySQL password?.... Download a new copy and run that...

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The error you get about the hostname, its from Admin Panel right? If it is, edit /diskw/home/admin/www/cgi-bin/{lang folder}/secure.pm and follow the direction about how to stop the host security checkpoint. About the port 80 problem, i think you have IIS running... Microsoft's Server that comes with all version of Windows... You have to uninstall it.... I think that's whats using port 80.

Move your work to a new folder, delete that old copy and restart your PC. Download a new copy, extract it and put your work in it and test it. Don't forget to start the MySQL server. Did you install the service tool?

Ok.

Something must be wrong.... Are you following the directions.... Check the Apache Error Log and tell me what it says...

Try what jnorris said.... also, make sure you are setting the port in the FTP Server itself... which one are you using? FTP Server or SlimFTPd?

hmm... yeah, it should still work. You make test.domain.com on the domain and on the local server, in your httpd.conf file, you have the domain.com port in the virtual host part of the file. Something like this... ServerAdmin webmaster@defranks.net DocumentRoot /www/ ServerName us.defranks.net ErrorLog logs/us.defranks.net-error_log CustomLog logs/us.defranks.net-access_log common Try it, i am not so sure if it will do the trick though....

No problem. hmm... when making the subdomain locally, you can specify the port. Search this forum for Virtual Host and you will see what i am talking about.

If that "Perform your ...." is in the db.php, comment it out.... Also, you dont need to use pconnect, you can just use connect.

Why are you even using IE? use a real FTP Client like WS FTP.

Ok....