Sam Hobbs wrote:
"Rasmus Lerdorf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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I am not sure why you assume this to be a PHP problem.
I thought I was being reasonable. I thought I was clear about saying I was
not sure it is a PHP problem. I was trying to help by helping diagnose a
problem. If it is not a problem then you could say so in a more reasonable
manner. If you always react to people this way when they are trying to help
then you will have an inferior product since you discourage people from
helping.
I am not assuming; that is why I am asking this question. You really can say
the same thing except without the emotions. You can simply state the fact
that as far as you know it is not a PHP problem. It really, really helps to
keep in mind that it is better to simply state facts. That keeps things less
emotional and generally keeps things at a more reasonable level.
Sounds like your
firewall is blocking both local and external connections. Can you telnet
to port 10061 on localhost with the firewall enabled?
I think the PHP messages need to be documented. It is unclear whether 10061
is a port or an error code. Are you sure it is a port? I am not aware of
MySQL using port 10061. I did not change anything to specify port 10061 and
this is a fresh install of MySQL.
Again, if you think that what I described sounds like it is normal behavior,
then simply saying so helps a lot. If it is normal behavior, then it would
probably help a lot of people to say so somewhere.
One reason I say that the PHP messages need to be documented better is
indicated by all the many others with the same problem. If you search for:
+mysql_connect +10061
You will find many web sites that have that error. It is a common problem
that many people are encountering and it appears that many people don't know
how to solve it; their web sites are down. Many of the other results are
from people asking about the problem and it is not clear how many of them
have not solved the problem. It appears that many have not.
AFAIK this is _not_ a PHP error message. You see it thrown by ext/mysql however
it comes from the underlying libmysql. Therefore all scripting and non-scripting
languages relying on this library will show you the same error. I hope you have
read the appendix of the mysql manual where it is stated that users may have
problem connecting to mysql over tcp/ip under windows if they have enabled
firewall software like ZoneAlarm or Windows Personal Firewall. In this case either
don't do tcp/ip and enable windows pipes, which are faster (i saw today a
synthetic benchmark which stated that they are 3x faster), or allow connections
to 3306.
Andrey
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