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Apache Web-Serving With Mac OS X, Part 5
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didn't work for me... |
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2004-10-16 23:26:47 |
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joe@collabornet.org
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Yep same exact problem going here with me as well. One quick and dirty way to connect to the MySQL server though is to modify the PHP script to
$dbh = mysql_connect( "localhost", "localhost", "" ) or die("not happening");
INSTEAD OF
$dbh = mysql_connect( "localhost", "root", "" ) or die("not happening");
Of course this doesn't address the core of the issue--setting the mysql root password however, it does allow you to play with php & mysql a bit.
If your setup is purely for testing purposes only than having your system securely locked down perfect is a secondary issue. The more important thing is being able to check your code to ensure it works locally before uploading to the real web server where it matters.
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