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As i and he said, its in the new version which is not out yet. He is a Beta Tester so he has the last beta. Should be out this month You will have to add the Virtual Host manually. Thanks.

Yeah, what elyk said Finally someone who can help Thanks Elyk New version should be out this month

Men, i never really tried this before.... just thought about it K, looked up and read up and here is the best option i have so far: Try checking the services at DynDNS. Here is the one you need: http://www.dyndns.com/services/webredirect/mywebhop/, they give you a free *(i think) DNS service you can use for this. It will then redirect to your local server. This is the main service view: http://www.dyndns.com/services/webredirect/

The fast and easy way is to forward the domain to your IP and use the masking... if you are using GoDaddy or any of the other ones that support it. The second is to make sure you have a static ip from your ISP, if you dont, ask them if you can have one, possibly is that they will say NO. If you do have one, you have to configure your computer's windows host file and also the httpd.conf file. I have never really tried it the second way but you can search for a tutorial on Google, i will try and help you find a good one. Good Luck.

A. If http://localhost shows the main Apache Test Page and not the Uniform Server Apache Test Page that has a link to the Admin Panel and to clean the server, then you have another installation of Apache on that PC and running. You have to stop it for Uniform Server to run. Possibility is that that might not cut it, uninstallation is the recommended option here. Good Luck BTW: 3.1 is suppose to work perfect on Win98, 3.2 might cause problems on some.

After starting the server with Start.bat, check to make sure W:/ (W Drive) is created in My Computer. Thanks.

Is the W:/ drive created? Did you get an error message when you start the Startg.bat file? Did you refresh just to make sure it isn't because it loaded slowly?

or you can copy the commands in Start UniTray.bat to Start.bat and it will start UniTray with the server Not sure if it will work, but it should...

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I dont think so,.. i don't think that there is a function to doing that, but i will look into it. Oh wait.. you can do that in a bat file, but might be too much if you are new to Windows Batch Files. All you have to do is make a new bat file or tweak anyone of the two

Your MySQL server should be 'localhost' and not router's ip. Good Luck

Its no need now but no problem.

Use '@' in front of the function.

Thats a problem. The file needed for that operation is removed and thats why. If you want to do it badly, and can't/don't want to use phpMyAdmin, you have to download that same version from the MySQL site and get the file called mysqldump.exe and put it in the W:/usr/local/mysql/bin/ folder. Good Luck

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You may have to go to the developer's site and ask for that. I have no idea what algorithm he uses, and i also tried to find our a while back cause it was powerful and i needed something like that. Developer's Site: http://www.pablosoftwaresolutions.com/

//fantasies, lol

As i am seeing here, first we need to make sure you problem is different. Can you access phpMyAdmin? If you can, then the problem is with your script. A. The database test is already created. B. There is no test column in it. So please check to make sure... Next time, its better for you to start your own topic so we can help you better with your own problem. thanks.

hmm, and it does not give you an error? or say something is wrong? It should.... Try downloading a new copy of the whole server and testing it on the new download/installation. Thanks.

Though it is not really needed for you to turn it Off when using Jinzora, as i also do with it On and have no problems, the best way to do it is to turn it Off in the php.ini file. If you need it else where but want it off in Jinzora, then turn it Off using the .htaccess method. Thanks.

hmm, try exporting the database as a .gz file and then import it as that. It should work. By the way, make sure the export corresponds with the MySQL version of the Uniform Server so it does nto cause problems. You can chose which version in phpMyAdmin when exporting.

The problem is the other installation of PHP. If you have another installation on your computer, as it says on that file you attached you have a PHP installation in C:/php, you need to remove it for PEAR to work on Uniform Server. If you have removed it, it might have left some dust on your PC/Registry. They usually leave this file: LIBMYSQL.DLL in the C:/Windows or C:/Windows/System32 folder. Delete it! It causes problems and sometimes blcoks you from starting Uniform Server

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