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Re: Migrating MySql from Debian to Windows
Posted by: Bill Jour
Date: July 07, 2014 11:18AM

>Are you sure you're using the database on the linux box?

Yes.

The "index.html" page is a menu page...it gives you three choices via Intranet hyperlinks....Church Records, Phone Messages and Church Forms....I checked the hyperlinks and they were all pointing to the Linux server which goes by the name of Churchmouse....example>> "http://churchmouse/Records/";

When the Linux box is online you can Search the database using a Search as You Type feature.....you enter search criteria and it searches the database for records as you type each letter.

I edited the "index.html" file to point to the webpage folders on the Localhost instead of the Linux box....example>> "http://localhost/Records/";

Each of the three choices has it's own folder with a PHP folder in each one....it now brings up the correct page from the Localhost folders....Records, Messages or Forms...but when I now do a Search it just sits there and nothing happens (even with the Linux box still online which tells me that it is no longer looking for that server)

I am assuming that it is calling a PHP file from within the PHP folder so I set about installing PHP as you suggested from http://windows.php.net/;

The first zip file I downloaded gave me me a "Not a valid Win32 application" error message after I unzipped and ran the file so I downloaded it again....same error message. I went further down the page and downloaded and unzipped an older PHP file and when I started the install I got a menu of 9 choices.....I went with "IIS CGI".....that didn't work so I went with "Other CGI"...that also didn't work so I went with "IIS FastCGI"....once again no luck.....each time it would get to about 90% complete and then I would get a Error 2356 >>"Might be something wrong with the Installer package".

I am doing this on an Windows XP machine so I don't know if that is what is causing the problem seeing that Microsoft has ended support for that particular OS?

The other PHP choices are NSAPI, Xitami, Netserve Web Server, Do Not Setup a Web Server, and two Apache related choices >> Apache 2.2 X Module and Apache CGI.

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