let me just make some correction to my previous post.

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>>Can you connect to the database from the local machine?  How about
>>connecting in any way from Apache?
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>yes, i can connect to the database from the local machine
I tried editing the .php file:
I found out that when I use...
@ $db = mysql_pconnect("localhost", "root", "password");
I can connect to the database from both the local & remote machines,
but when I use...
@ $db = mysql_pconnect("localhost", "user1", "password1");
the browser displays an error message saying "can't connect to the database".
in other words I can only connect to mysql database if i use *root* in the .php file.
 
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>>What I've run into with an Oracle database is that I needed to have
>>certain environment variables set, and apache didn't have them set.  I
>>ended up putting the vars into the /etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd file in order
>>to make sure they were set before apache started.
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    do you mean -- place the vars folder on /etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd?
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>>LdS> that's it. i'm now able to connect to apache server from remote machine.
>>LdS> thanks Brian.
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>>LdS> Unfortunately, i do have another problem.
>>LdS> I created a .html file and a .php file to connect to mysql database server.
>>LdS> Browser from remote machine displays an error message saying that it can't 
>connect to the database.
>>LdS> The database is up and running.
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>>LdS> anybody please help.
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>>LdS> thanks...
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>>LdS> luie
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>>LdS> Brian Curtis wrote:
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>>>>Hello Luie,
>>>>
>>>>Friday, November 16, 2001, 7:06:15 PM, you wrote:
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>>>>>>Is there a firewall on the machine blocking port 80/443 requests?
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>>>>LdS> I'm not sure, how do check if there is one and how do  i configure it?
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>>>># service ipchains status
>>>># service iptables status
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>>>>If either produce output, then you have a firewall running.  If so,
>>>>temporarily disable it with a '# service ipchains/iptables stop', then
>>>>try connecting to your webserver from a remote host.
>>>>
>>>>If you can get through after that, then you'll need to start reading
>>>>the proper docs/man pages to configuring your particular firewall


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