ChicagoModz Posted February 24, 2008 Posted February 24, 2008 doea anyone have this kind of setup going on? Took me a while to get php and my sql to communicate together. Main problem is, seems that the install wizard does write the config during setup, becasue the pass for admin is saved in the database, but when logging in, it dosent say login failed like it would with wrong credentials, but instead it clears the form and stays at the login screen for admin. Is this some sort of bug? BTW, this is running on my home server. Thanks.
timmeah Posted February 24, 2008 Posted February 24, 2008 doea anyone have this kind of setup going on? Took me a while to get php and my sql to communicate together. Main problem is, seems that the install wizard does write the config during setup, becasue the pass for admin is saved in the database, but when logging in, it dosent say login failed like it would with wrong credentials, but instead it clears the form and stays at the login screen for admin. Is this some sort of bug? BTW, this is running on my home server. Thanks. I am trying the same setup on sbs2003, I cant even get passed the initial install.php screen with the database connection details. It says testing database connection and just sits there indefinitely.
ChicagoModz Posted February 24, 2008 Author Posted February 24, 2008 I am trying the same setup on sbs2003, I cant even get passed the initial install.php screen with the database connection details. It says testing database connection and just sits there indefinitely. What version of php / mysql are you using? Sounds like a permision problem. Anyways, I figured out my problem. Sessions where causing this issue. I didnt have /tmp nor mysql defined. After I defined SESSIONS to mySQL, I was able to log in to admin. Hope this helps anyone in similar situation.
AtomicVette Posted February 25, 2008 Posted February 25, 2008 What version of php / mysql are you using? Sounds like a permision problem. Anyways, I figured out my problem. Sessions where causing this issue. I didnt have /tmp nor mysql defined. After I defined SESSIONS to mySQL, I was able to log in to admin. Hope this helps anyone in similar situation. I'm having the exact same issue. I'm running windows 2003 server iis6, php5, mysql5.
AtomicVette Posted February 28, 2008 Posted February 28, 2008 So after realizing that I wasn't going to receive any support here, I looked for other options. I found a product called Zen-Cart. It works perfeced with IIS, PHP5, and Mysql5. It took a whole 15 minutes to install, they even have instructions for people running IIS. So if you're still having issues with your install I would highly suggest you check out zen-cart.
Hellmaster Posted March 4, 2008 Posted March 4, 2008 does it need to be IIS mandatory ? i have win2k3 and devside installed on it. provides all the necessary supports. mysql, php... and so on... works smooth without any problems reported :thumbsup:
Guest Posted March 12, 2008 Posted March 12, 2008 I'm having the exact same issue. I'm running windows 2003 server iis6, php5, mysql5. Please explain as where you defined the /tmp & my sql. I think I am facing the same problem.
ChicagoModz Posted May 27, 2008 Author Posted May 27, 2008 Please explain as where you defined the /tmp & my sql. I think I am facing the same problem. Just gotta make sure you have the right libraries. Since the new version of PHP, mySQL labraries are not compiled/included. Also, pay very close attention how you setup a mySQL server. Connection strings are very easy to mess if someone is a bigginer at this sort of setups.
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