installing on home PC, my OSC store HELP

[stiksandstones]

Ok, had an old PC, got it going, installed apache, mysql, phpmyadmin, etc, got my DB imported fine, put my catalog pages in the root, load up http://localhost/index.php and get;

 

FATAL ERROR: register_globals is disabled in php.ini, please enable it!

 

 

 

So, I looked at any php.ini on the computer, the php admin, everything is set to ON now and I still get the error. I made a php.ini and put in my root folder saying register_globals = on and still same error, then I made a htaccess file and put in the root folder saying register_globals = on

same error.

Anyone got ideas so I can get this going tonight????

Thanks

[stiksandstones]

Ok, had an old PC, got it going, installed apache, mysql, phpmyadmin, etc, got my DB imported fine, put my catalog pages in the root, load up http://localhost/index.php and get;

 

FATAL ERROR: register_globals is disabled in php.ini, please enable it!

So, I looked at any php.ini on the computer, the php admin, everything is set to ON now and I still get the error. I made a php.ini and put in my root folder saying register_globals = on and still same error, then I made a htaccess file and put in the root folder saying register_globals = on

same error.

Anyone got ideas so I can get this going tonight????

Thanks

 

Forgot to reboot apache after changing settings, now I get an error saying something like "Access denied for user 'mystore_osc@'localhost' (using password: YES) in......." then left a path to a php line.

 

any thoughts?

[♥FWR Media]

Forgot to reboot apache after changing settings, now I get an error saying something like "Access denied for user 'mystore_osc@'localhost' (using password: YES) in......." then left a path to a php line.

 

any thoughts?

 

Your user and pass for your local mysql is wrong ..

 

try something like ..

 

user: root

 

pass:

 

or ideally whatever you set it as :D

[stiksandstones]

Your user and pass for your local mysql is wrong ..

 

try something like ..

 

user: root

 

pass:

 

or ideally whatever you set it as :D

 

BOOYA, I tried

user:root

pass:

 

And it loaded, I know my pass and user was right, but your solution worked! My page loaded, albeit some path issues with images, but site is going on my new test server, thanks!