Re: PHP-Nuke 7,4 Borken on FC2?

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--- Alexander Dalloz <alexander.dalloz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Am Di, den 28.09.2004 schrieb Chuck Carson um 21:24:
> 
> > I just installed PHP-Nuke 7.4 and have hit a roadblock. (I have ran nearly every major version
> > since early 5.x days and have yet to reach a problem I could not work around) Hopefully it is
> > something simple I missed but there really isn't a lot that can be mis-configured with
> PHP-nuke.
> 
> > -rhugga
> 
> How does PHP-Nuke contact the MySQL database: through a local unix
> socket or by TCP socket? Check that it can connect through configured
> method.
> 
> Alexander
> 
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I believe it uses a local socket thru /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock (the default location for Mysql
3.23.x) However, to be safe I tested the associated mysql user using both methods, TCP and local.

I just wanted to see if there were some issues with FC2, before I dig into their code. I abadoned
using php-nuke on most of the previous versions but thought I would give 7.4 a poke. A colleague
that is using php-nuke for an internal information sharing project at his company said he nearly
had to re-write 50% of it just to make it stable and secure. I just wanted to be sure there were
no major issues with FC2 that would cause this sort of problem, especially before I start hacking
thru PHP code. (which I so depise, being a former C developer)

Thx
-Chuck


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