Database host syntax problem...
Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 2:57 pm
Script URL: http://crm-server/install.php
Version of script: 0.93
Version of PHP: 5.1.2
Hosting company: internal on Apache
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If so, what terms did you try: I changed the string to an IP, to the server name, and didn't change the original..same result
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I have made sure that the php5 is enabled for Apache as I can run other scripts. The installation will start first screen, but when I try to test my connection or create tables I get the following error..
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs\helpdesk2\hesk_settings.inc.php on line 53
I know that this means I have a error in my entry, but I can't seem to find it.
here are the lines preceeding and following the line in question...
/* Database settings */
$hesk_settings['database_host'] = "crm-server";
$hesk_settings['database_name'] = "helpdesk1";
$hesk_settings['database_user'] = "****";
$hesk_settings['database_pass'] = "********";
Any help is appriciated...
Version of script: 0.93
Version of PHP: 5.1.2
Hosting company: internal on Apache
Have you searched THIS FORUM for your problem: yes
(if not please do before posting)
If so, what terms did you try: I changed the string to an IP, to the server name, and didn't change the original..same result
Write your message below:
I have made sure that the php5 is enabled for Apache as I can run other scripts. The installation will start first screen, but when I try to test my connection or create tables I get the following error..
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs\helpdesk2\hesk_settings.inc.php on line 53
I know that this means I have a error in my entry, but I can't seem to find it.
here are the lines preceeding and following the line in question...
/* Database settings */
$hesk_settings['database_host'] = "crm-server";
$hesk_settings['database_name'] = "helpdesk1";
$hesk_settings['database_user'] = "****";
$hesk_settings['database_pass'] = "********";
Any help is appriciated...