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  • Craig Bailey
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    Help > Upgrading MySQL

    I recently upgraded my Mac (running OS 10.4.8) to Apache 2.0.52, MySQL
    5.0.24 and PHP 4.3.9.

    While I seem to be accessing the latest MySQL from the Terminal, Apache
    seems to continue to use the previous install of MySQL.

    Is there some config file I need to edit so the new install of MySQL is
    used by my Web server?

    While I'm at it, my PHP seems to no longer be able to send email, though
    I added "sendmail_p ath = /usr/sbin/postfix" to the php.ini file.

    Postfix seems to work fine from the Terminal.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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    • Craig Bailey
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      Re: Help &gt; Upgrading MySQL

      In article <Q7yWg.6042$K11 .3705@trndny07> ,
      Craig Bailey <ccb@floydiansl ip.comwrote:
      I recently upgraded my Mac (running OS 10.4.8) to Apache 2.0.52, MySQL
      5.0.24 and PHP 4.3.9.
      >
      While I seem to be accessing the latest MySQL from the Terminal, Apache
      seems to continue to use the previous install of MySQL.
      >
      Is there some config file I need to edit so the new install of MySQL is
      used by my Web server?
      >
      While I'm at it, my PHP seems to no longer be able to send email, though
      I added "sendmail_p ath = /usr/sbin/postfix" to the php.ini file.
      >
      Postfix seems to work fine from the Terminal.
      >
      Any help would be greatly appreciated!
      Apologies: MySQL v. 5.0.24 _is_ showing in PHPMyAdmin.

      Oddly though, when I add a password to MySQL's user root, PHPMyAdmin
      cannot connect to the server. Even when I go through PHPMyAdmin's
      routine to create a config file.

      And ... the postfix issue persists. ;)

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