I got Apache runnig on my computer.
I want, to try to run FAf on my computer, but i need to use MySQL.
I need some help setting this up, as I have never done anything like this before.
Can some smart person give me some advice?
Can it even be done? I am runing Windows XP.
Slasher wrote: FWF, I do not recomend setting up FAF from your home PC, especially Windows one. Grab me on MSN I can fix you up with a free host.
I say the opposite. If all you're after is testing, use your own computer. A lot easier, and you can even tell it to only accept connections from you, somehow. Any decent firewall (including that included with WinXP) will block others from using your server.
FWF, you need to configure a user for the mysql database - the username and password you use for that will be what you need to connect. Sorry, can't help you there - I have no experience with setting up MySQL on Windows.
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Neither do I, really.
But EasyPHP runs directly out of the nonexistent box. http://www.easyphp.org/
Its mySQL is configured to only accept connections from localhost, so no password needed.
Once again, your firewall should stop others from connecting to it.
Slasher wrote: FWF, I do not recomend setting up FAF from your home PC, especially Windows one. Grab me on MSN I can fix you up with a free host.
I say the opposite. If all you're after is testing, use your own computer. A lot easier, and you can even tell it to only accept connections from you, somehow. Any decent firewall (including that included with WinXP) will block others from using your server.
Yes I just wantet to be able to mess around with the FAF code and figger out how it works and then tweek it some for fun. I will not be hosting an actuall game from my come, that what web space is for.
Not sure if you got this working or not but goto x:\mysql\bin and run the winmysqladmin.exe where x: is the drive you have mysql installed on. The first time you run the program it will ask you to assign a user and password for the databases.