My guess is that your scripts that work correctly on server1 are still trying to access the db on server1 when you move the scripts to server2 and server1 is only configured to allow connections from itself (the localhost). If your db errors are not appearing on the screen, this one can be a tricky issue to diagnose. Confirm that your scripts are accessing the dbs you expect, and that your dbs are set to allow connections from the appropriate IP addresses.
Ken Krauss http://www.kcwebdev.com --- In [email protected], Pete <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I have a small network of Windows XP computers. Two of these computers > have WAMP, one running PHP5 (on a computer called server1), and one > running PHP4 (on a computer called server2). > > I can run one of them from any machine in the network, by using the URL > http://server1/ or http://192.168.... etc. in a browser. But server2, > the second one, just times out. > > Both run fine by typing localhost at the relevant computer. Both can be > successfully pinged, using the name or the IP. Changing the PHP4 (on > the server which doesn't work) to PHP5 does not make any difference. > Taking server1 (the one which works) offline does not make any > difference. > > Can anyone think why one server is available across the network, and the > other is not? > > -- > Pete Clark > > Sunny Andalucia > http://www.hotcosta.com/comm_1.htm >
