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Geeklog and Mysql
Name: Paul Burville Date: December 10, 2004 at 04:24:48 Pacific OS: n/a CPU/Ram: n/a
Comment:
Hi I am just setting up a new website and I would like to use geeklog www.geeklog.net
This requires me to use MySQL which I have never used
The instructions are as follows can anyone shed some light on how I go about this or has any one used geeklog before.
A web server running PHP 4.1.0 or higher A web server running MySQL, with access to a database or the ability to create a database The ability to create a new database in MySQL or access to an existing one A telnet or SSH connection to your web server (although FTP will work). This document will be written assuming you have command line access to your server, but we will note the major differences for FTP users.
Name: RandyH1959 Date: December 10, 2004 at 07:16:01 Pacific
Reply:
I would start by contacting my web service provider to see if the requirements can be met. They should be able to help you get things going if they offer everything you need.
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