MrX

I have to correct Olajide again . The server isn't running after you shut it down (because it isn't that stupid process32 bug). The only thing that shutting down the server (on your PC) doesn't do is remove W:\ The process32 bug affects the "is Apache already running" check. The subst bug which you are experiencing affects the part where it kills W:\ Olajide: Stop talking about that damn process32 bug Your work isn't lost. It's saved in the "diskw" folder, see above. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hope that helped, and sorry for talking about some sensitive issues (your OS). I used to fear XP too (because of all those stupid viruses) but after I (finally) installed it, it was good and I have better uptime . Wow so many forked articles I guess I was just bored, wanted something to reply to, had my reply ratio a little too high and (okok.. I'll tell the truth :angry:) wanted to increase my post count .

No, it doesn't readd the files everytime you run Start.bat. All changes you've done to the files in W:\ are saved to the "diskw" folder in the folder where you extracted the server to (just go to the folder with Start.bat in it and goto "diskw", you should see all the contents of your W:\ there) W:\ is a virtual drive linked to the "diskw" folder. Uniform Server is this portable (you can even run it from CD) thanks to that (create a new drive) thing. The very common "being a noob" excuse again :angry:. You need to restart to turn the server on (after shutting it down) because of the Win 9x/ME subst bug mentioned earlier. Uniform Server isn't meant for one-time-only use.. According to Olajide, you can even use it as a production server (but the Win 98SE you're using obviously isn't)

No, don't do that!! The latest package is 3.2, which doesn't work with Win 9x / ME. Oppsss... too late . The mySQL error is normal, as you haven't started mySQL. If I recall correctly, the only way to start mySQL in 3.1 is to click the link in the Admin Panel (http://localhost/a/). Anyway, with 384MB of RAM, shouldn't you be running XP?

I'll try my best to answer your questions.. Olajide doesn't seem to have enough time to actually try to understand what you are saying The process32 bug Olajide was talking about only affects 3.2 and not 3.1, so you're safe . About that Invalid Parameter thing, I used to have that sort of error too, when I was on Win ME (), the solution I used to use was, run "subst w: /D" in MS-DOS Prompt after shutting down the server with Stop.bat. Stupid Microsoft seemed to have included a broken copy of subst with Win 9x / ME . By the way, it's perl not pearl Olajide gave those instructions as he thought you were running 3.2, there's no uniserv.exe in 3.1 (which is what you said you were using)

Pegasus is the Mail Client written by the developers of Mercury Mail Server.. lol

I wonder what they did to make it unpackable by any other program..

That happens when you haven't created a repository. The steps you missed could probably be here: http://www.uniformserver.com/wiki/index.ph...nfigurating_SVN

Try the instructions here: http://www.uniformserver.com/wiki/index.php/Installing:SVN

Did you give the file a .php extension?

http://www.phpmyadmin.net/documentation/ --> Installation --> Using authentication modes Hope that helps

Does it have to be your real name?