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Thats because unlike phpMyAdmin, phpMyBackupPro does not automatically get the password from the mysql_password file. It can't cause it wont parse PHP in the config file. It automatically get it and add it directly. We might remove the login feature on the next release. Make it something like phpMyAdmin

As said in 2 other posts, those options are only if the server is installed as a service. Next version will clarify that.

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Try which? Chilisoft is not free. Apache::ASP is a perl like coding of ASP.... MS should release a free one parser for ASP that works with Apache.

Install the server on one; get the network address; and enter it on the other and it should work. Make sure you edit the .htaccess or delete it.

I really can't duplicate it now... too busy and in school. I also dont have internet connection yet at the apartment. I will see what i can do or contact the developers about it and what they are using... You may just have to edit a part of the code.

Put it after: rem use: start nomysql console - to display console and at the end of the Stop.bat, use the uninstall command. If you use: regedit /S install.ini Than, th install.ini file must be where the Server_Start.bat file is. If it is in "usr\local\myodbc\" as you said, use: regedit /S \usr\local]myodbc\install.ini Good Luck **Runs to class

Windows does not uses permission. No such thing like that on the Windows OS. Wordpress might be trying to get the permission and checking to see if you have one, but that wont work on a Windows Machine. I have deleted files on a Windows Machine using PHP before, so unless they are checking before deleting, then its the coding.

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Ok.

You might have to use batch coding to create a batch file or just name them .key and click them i think... ...i do think that the default file extension for registry key files are .key right? Try .key or .reg

It stops also...

Ahh.... I am not sure if there is a place where you can check that it is a MySQL 5 database style because MySQL 5 database exports have been causing problems when importing to MySQL 4.1 or less.... MySQL 5 adds some new things when exporting so when exporting, you have to check it to be compatible with MySQL 4 in the checklist area.

*ummmmmm* might have to check with the developers of IgniteFusion with this one.... I know some CF codes but never used it as part of anything before.. just learnt it and never got to testing it cause i did not have a processor....