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  • Thread Starter ramirojr

    (@ramirojr)

    Well, Fellows.
    As I told you, I convinced my HOST to upgrade to MySQL v5. We will try to do this tomorrow (Saturday) or next Monday.
    Then, we will see if my problem will sing that Casablanca’s song: “as time goes bye”!!!
    My hope is that we will solve my personal problem on the second step of WordPress installation, like this

    –> <h1><?php _e(‘Second Step’); ?></h1>
    <p><?php _e(‘Now we’re going to create the database tables and fill them with some default data.’); ?></p>

    In my case, the installation process stops here (I saw a lot of forums discussing this theme).
    Odd is, because in spite of this crippled installation where we can’t obtain a randomic password, there are a kind of by-pass…
    If we try to initialize the blog – https://xxxxxxx/blogtest/index.php -, that BLOG’s default screen appears, with Blogroll, first post, etc etc; and if we try to open the LOGIN SCREEN, the big problem stuck me:
    LOGIN SCREEN:
    username -> ADMIN
    password -> Only God knows!!!!!!!

    I hope this MySQL upgrade to v5 solve this!
    Thank you, once again.
    After mysql upgrade on the HOST, I will comment about.

    Thread Starter ramirojr

    (@ramirojr)

    Yes, probabily this is a version error. I agree and suspect: Yes!
    I will try to convince my Web-host to upgrade for v5 – this is a must, I think!
    Thak YOu Samboll and Peter.
    I will look for your advices.
    Much appreciated. Tomorrow I will tell you what I get.
    Tks

    Thread Starter ramirojr

    (@ramirojr)

    Peter,
    In my localhost, I have MySql 5.0 and my web-server – they have 4.3
    I assure You that they doens’t know nothing… (lol)
    My problem is how to help then… it is crazy, I know. That is why I’m looking for help here in this forum… (lol)

    I can’t create multiblogs too.
    We have that command line in wp-config.php like this:

    // Change the prefix if you want to have multiple blogs in a single database.

    global $table_prefix;

    $table_prefix = $GLOBALS[“xoopsDB”]->prefix(“wp”).’_’;

    If we change table_prefix (FROM (“wp”) TO (“xx”)) or another (to create multiple blogs, Wrodpress goes to INSTALL.PHP. Ok.
    But, how can I star the new blog?
    Or, the question that insist to stay without answer!!! -> CAN I CONTROL USERS ON THE BLOGS if users are registered members only in XOOPS?
    Or, for each blog we will have a users-file-control??? <– is this the unique solution?

    Please, help.

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