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Alright, I just had the time to test it out. Tested on: Windows 7 Enterprise 64bit: Before clicking "Start Uniform Server" After clicking "Start Uniform Server" Apparently, Mysql is now running 64bit. And when clicking "Start Uniformserver" the 64bit mysql started up. Even though it said "running by another server". However, Apache? Apache is not starting any longer when clicking "Start Uniformserver"? :S

I have tested US on a quad core atom 1.6Ghz processor(cant remember exact name, sorry) using Windows Server 2003 32bit and found no problems with it. edit: http://www.singlehop.com/servers/ Their 330 atom server is what I ordered, however it had 4 cores not 2.

I have noticed problems with connecting to the mySQL database on 64bit as well, tested on 4 different OS: The problem only seem to occur when using the extension=php_pdo_mysql.dll Windows XP 32bit: works fine Windows Server 2003 32bit: works fine Windows 7 64bit: does not work Windows server 2008 64bit: does not work I haven't had the chance to test it on a 2003 64bit system yet though. Feel free to check my thread here: http://forum.uniformserver.com/index.php?s...ic=1918&hl= I am not getting any replies to the thread and assume nobody has a solution for it yet. Considering thread has been open for quite some time and have hundreds of views. Yes, developers seem to totally ignore the forum, even though they wrote: "get fast support in the forum". They seem to have misunderstood the meaning of that quote. Ric is an exception though. Even though he have ignored bothering to contact me, he at least help some other people on the forum, I am grateful for that on their behalf. :angry:

I have noticed problems with connecting to the mySQL database on 64bit as well, tested on 4 different OS: The problem only seem to occur when using the extension=php_pdo_mysql.dll Windows XP 32bit: works fine Windows Server 2003 32bit: works fine Windows 7 64bit: does not work Windows server 2008 64bit: does not work I haven't had the chance to test it on a 2003 64bit system yet though. Feel free to check my thread here: http://forum.uniformserver.com/index.php?s...ic=1918&hl= I am not getting any replies to the thread and assume nobody has a solution for it yet. Considering thread has been open for quite some time and have hundreds of views.

A month is gone and yet not a single reply. :angry: Now also tested with Windows Server 2008 64bit. Bad luck. Does uniform server has terrible support with 64bit?

Tested with Windows 7 64bit on two computers, does not work.

PHP is being linked together when Apache starts. So you might have to run separate apache servers connected to separate PHP versions. If you do this, keep in mind to run the apache on different ports so they don't crash together. I am not sure though, you should wait for further help. Though this forum is rather dead. :S

Tested with PDO enabled in php.ini file now on 3 OS. 1: Windows XP 32bit. [Works] 2: Windyws 7 64bit. [Does not work] 3: Windows Server 2003 Web Edition 32bit. [Works] Works perfectly with XP 32bit, but does not work on W7 64bit. Any ideas how to make it work on Windows 7 64bit? Going to test on my Windows Server 2003 Web Edition today. edit: Done. It works.

I have also tried to use 127.0.0.1 to connect to the local database, it still does not work. Any help please. I might have to go back to XAMPP, I don't want that! Also tried to downgrade PHP version to 5.3.0, but it still does not seem to work. Also tried with clean 5.1 nano and it still does not work, so it seems like the version is not whats wrong. I guess I am doing some sort of noob mistake. Also tested with Windows XP professional. Just for the sake of testing with a recommended OS. Still having same problem. Edit: aright, I managed to fix the problem! Wohoo! I noticed, the SQL worked perfectly from the game server, but did not work properly on website, so it had to be something with PHP. So I checked PHP.ini and I found the problem, PDO_mysql was not enabled. I removed the comment sign and it worked. Very dead forum. :S Not very useful. Got no help, had to figure it out myself. :|

I believe I have the same error. S:

Greetings. I have a small problem, here is the situation: I have a game server installed, and uniform server installed. I look at Uniform Server as a way better candidate than XAMPP, since its light-weighted, and has all the necessary functions. I start mySQL and Apache on uniform server, it all seem to be working perfectly, I add the security steps (all without the PHP, that isn't necessary). I enter phpmyadmin, replace root user with my custom user. (To avoid root brute-forcing programs). I create another limited user which got full access to 1 database, and I import the gameservers database structures using import file. Everything works fine so far. I start the game server, it connects to the mySQL database, it works fine. However, with this game server, it comes a website pack, so you can enter website to create account, view highscores and such things for the game server. What I do is to remove everything is remove everything in D:\UniServer\www and replace it with the website files. Then I configure the parts, and I write correct mySQL details. (Using the same as the game server). It works perfectly on the game server, but when I am running website using Apache, I get "Cannot connect to database." I have checked, and rechecked several times, the connection details is correct. When I enter phpmyadmin, and I write exactly what's in the website configs, it works just fine. When I use XAMPP instead of uniform server, it also works perfectly. But I don't want to use XAMPP, anyone got any idea why it does not work properly? I am testing this on my Windows 7 local computer, it is not port forwarded, I use it for testing purposes. So when connecting to database, I used "localhost". Which works perfectly using the game server, but not through Apache. I am using Uniform Server 5.6.4 Any help or questions is highly appreciated!