Hi CyberSaptium,
Thanks for your response - but I have disabled automatic startup of IIS to avoid the two port shuffle. Once I got everything working, then I was thinking about possibly changing the listen to settings. IIS is NOT running.
But NOW I've got even bigger problems!
Yesterday, I was able to complete a basic WAMP install with PHP 5. Everything worked fine. phpMyAdmin played nice with the server - phpinfo was fine. Everything worked well!
I then added PHP4 - Again, everything worked fine!
I finally ran phpMyAdmin on PHP4, and changed the root password. Here I got the usual issues with the phpMyAdmin config file. I updated the file and redid the password with MySQL Admin per the post at [
forums.mysql.com]
This is what I used to get the system working on my laptop.
IT WORKED FINE! - I was now able to run both PHP4 and PHP5 AND phpMyAdmin would admininister mySQL under both scenarious
I was a happy camper. However, upon system reboot - I got the 1 of 2 services running error, and I posted to this forum.
I uninstalled everything - did an XP system restore - cleaned up any stray fragments and reinstalled WAMP this morning.
However - NOW, instead of starting correctly, I immediately got the same error (1 of 2 services running) - This is now with the basic install, without any add-ons.
I would have thought this would haved worked wihout any problems?
Wouldl anyone know if there some registry entries made by WAMP that I should try to remove to get a truly clean install?
Also, this system HAD a previous install of PHP4.3.3, phpMyAdmin and MYSQL4.0.26nt that ran under IIS 5 quite successfully. I removed it prior to the WAMP install because I wanted to try to keep it "clean" and avoid any conflicts.
I thought I removed all the config files and registry entries but maybe there is still some stuff left?? Any ideas on registry edits to clean this stuff out?
It seems that my system is now foobar'd and is resisting a sucessful WAMP install. (If it didn't work so easily on my laptop I would have given up long ago)
Sorry for the long post, but I'm not sure what else I can do?
Thanks if you can help!
Steve
PS - even though it says that mySQL isn't working - when I run phpMyAdmin, it works fine and lets me look at the databases.
PPS - Yesterday when I was playing with the database priviledges it "seemed" that the changes made in phpMyAdmin were not "seen" when I used mySQLAdmin, but maybe I just didn't flush the cache? or are there two places where permission are kept?