Hey!
I hope someone can help me out here, I'm having this error:
Your PHP MySQL library version 5.0.51a differs from your MySQL server version 5.1.30. This may cause unpredictable behavior.
When I try to replace the PHP MySQL DLL with the MySQL 5.1.30 DLL, it throws a humongous red "ERROR" (white font, red background) Message saying:
phpMyAdmin - Error (it is not a phpMyAdmin issue)
Cannot load mysqli extension. Please check your PHP configuration. - Documentation
If I go back to the old 5.0.51a version, things go fine again.
Doing some research I ended up finding out PHP doesn't support MySQL 5.1.30, though there is a php_mysql.dll around that says its compatible with MySQL 5.1.30 DLL.
But I need to use php_mysqli.dll.
Does anyone have any idea what can I do to solve this?
Edit:
I also tried downloading the latest PHP RC, but the Windows Installer throws an error while installing. I also don't know if this may prove a true solution.
PHP doesn't support MySQL 5.1.30?
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Re: PHP doesn't support MySQL 5.1.30?
yes,ehat is the server in php runing?
Re: PHP doesn't support MySQL 5.1.30?
I didn't quite understand your question.
Apache, MySQL, PHP and phpMyAdmin are all running in the computer. I've been using it like this for a while and I haven't found any errors, though I'm concerned something may get screwed up because of the differences in the version.
Apache, MySQL, PHP and phpMyAdmin are all running in the computer. I've been using it like this for a while and I haven't found any errors, though I'm concerned something may get screwed up because of the differences in the version.
Re: PHP doesn't support MySQL 5.1.30?
Ignore his question. It appears to be about eHats.
Do you have any log files?
Do you have any log files?
Re: PHP doesn't support MySQL 5.1.30?
Oh I didn't get his question 
No its not e-Hats. The server is a Windows XP, final server will be a Windows Server or a Linux, probably.
Nope, no logs. I tried again today replacing the 5.0.57a PHP mysql.dll with the MySQL 5.1.30 mysql.dll and now it simply crashes with a GPF.
I also tried replacing the 5.0.57a PHP mysql.dll with the latest MySQL 5.0 version, the 5.0.67 and it works perfectly.
So, it fits. PHP 5.2.8 doesn't support MySQL 5.1.30
I've been using it like this for a while (with the DLLs incompatibilities) and it runs fine for now, I think I'll have to wait for PHP 5.3...
No its not e-Hats. The server is a Windows XP, final server will be a Windows Server or a Linux, probably.
Nope, no logs. I tried again today replacing the 5.0.57a PHP mysql.dll with the MySQL 5.1.30 mysql.dll and now it simply crashes with a GPF.
I also tried replacing the 5.0.57a PHP mysql.dll with the latest MySQL 5.0 version, the 5.0.67 and it works perfectly.
So, it fits. PHP 5.2.8 doesn't support MySQL 5.1.30
I've been using it like this for a while (with the DLLs incompatibilities) and it runs fine for now, I think I'll have to wait for PHP 5.3...