Interspire website publisher and mysql

[sharlaxismp]

Ok so I uploaded interspire website publisher (its likes joomla/wordpress) and then it says x10 hosting needs to have mysql version 4.1+, but it says that x10 has 5.0.81-community. So how do I get it to work? I have free hosting by the way. And if I can't use mysql, why bother telling me what version the server has or bother even putting it in the Cpanel? Thanks in advance!

 

[descalzo]

mysql version 4.1+,

That usually means version 4.1 or higher.

It should work.

 

[sharlaxismp]

I know, thats why im confused as to why it doesn't work..

 

[descalzo]

I know, thats why im confused as to why it doesn't work..

Any error messages, etc?

Maybe you misconfigured it when you installed it.

 

[sharlaxismp]

I couldn't install it because this comes up. I didn't touch the mysql or anything.

There were some problems encountered with your server configuration.

You will need to contact your web host to get these issues resolved.

• MySQL Version not supported
  Your server does not have a supported version of MySQL Your server is running while MySQL version 4.1 or higher is required for this application.

Edit:
maybe the apache recompile will help this problem..if not, i'll post back. :happysad:

 

[gomarc]

Have you created the database before you run the installation wizard?

If you haven’t, please go to your cPanel -> Databases -> MySQL® Database Wizard and go thru all the steps to create new database / user-password and give the user the proper privileges (Step 3 Add User to the Database) and use these new credentials during your Interspire Website Publisher installation wizard.

The Interspire Website Publisher 5 Installation Guide can be found here: http://idn.interspire.com/articles/64/1/Interspire-Website-Publisher-5-Installation-Guide/Page1.html

 

[sharlaxismp]

Ahhhh okay, thanks I'll do that. I was thinking of doing that but i didn't want to screw anything up lol.

Thanks a lot gomarc

 

[sharlaxismp]

Hmm I set up the mysql..still get the error...

"
Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in /home/asterope/public_html/admin/includes/classes/class.install.php on line 1027

Notice: Undefined index: AdminCopyright in /home/asterope/public_html/admin/includes/classes/class.install.php on line 279
"
any ideas?
Edit:
Anyone know what the problem could be? it still tells me the mysql error after creating the database twice.
Edit: i did the database twice also, named them differently and still dont know where to look for the problem. i set the chmod right i believe too. hm


Edit: Alright, when I do the database in the tutorial link above, where it says if you use cPanel, I can't do the last step I guess because theres no where to do it at...

"The last thing you will need is the MySQL server hostname. If this hasn't been supplied to you by your web host, you can get it from this screen in this location: " ..theres no where to put that in at or look for it..ive made a new folder /webpublisher and put the files in there and i still get that mysql error..
Edit:
nobody can help with this issue? or point me in a place that will lead me in the right direction?

 

[gomarc]

You are correct. While using your cPanel -> MySQL® Database Wizard, it will not ask you for your MySQL server hostname. It will always be simply ‘localhost’.

Have you noticed that when you create the database and user, your cPanel username plus an underscore get automatically added as a prefix to the names you use? So lets say you create this database using MySQL® Database Wizard :

Database name: mydbase
Username: joe

The credentials to use to connect to this database will be:

Hostname: ‘localhost’
Database: ‘yourCPanelUsername_mydbase’
Username: 'yourCPanelUsername_joe'

Have you tried using these credentials?

 

[coolv1994]

You are correct. While using your cPanel -> MySQL® Database Wizard, it will not ask you for your MySQL server hostname. It will always be simply ‘localhost’.

Have you noticed that when you create the database and user, your cPanel username plus an underscore get automatically added as a prefix to the names you use? So lets say you create this database using MySQL® Database Wizard :

Database name: mydbase
Username: joe

The credentials to use to connect to this database will be:

Hostname: ‘localhost’
Database: ‘yourCPanelUsername_mydbase’
Username: 'yourCPanelUsername_joe'

Have you tried using these credentials?

if not that try chmodding the files so php can write to them.

Hilight the files the click Change Permissions and check both of the write boxes so the permissions should be 666.