I installed after a long download, it took a while a a bunch of restarts until it was ready, however in starting it up with my winserver allseemed
well when I received messages and sent some, but in checking my own websites found they didn't exist.day
I made an appointment for a call from MS and waited till 5 pm the next
and viola a phone call but was quickly handed over to another thenanother
where I was on hold for 1 1/2 hours. The service tech advisor quicklytold
me he didn't understand as it wasn't a Microsoft product etc etc.the
A feature to roll back to Windows 7 is built in good for 30 days after
upgrade, I used it and all is back well again.
But did find that 32 bit support exists!
I'm up and running on Windows 10 64bit (upgrading from XP so a BIG jump). The only problem I am having relates to my MySQL and PHP setup.Admittedly
it's my fault since I was running PHP 4.3 and MySql 3.4. I can't seem to get the older PHP to work with a newer (had to reinstall) MySql. I remember the configuration was a bear in the beginning. For that reason, since it worked, I didn't touch it. Now I'm going to have to spend hours reading and reconfiguring to get it all back and running as it should be.
Not Winserver's problem. Not Windows 10 problem. If there is a "best" place to start, feel free to point me in that direction (anyone...)
On 7/31/2015 3:50 PM, JERRY SEHL wrote to all:
I installed after a long download, it took a while a a bunch of restarts until it was ready, however in starting it up with my winserver allseemed
well when I received messages and sent some, but in checking my own websites found they didn't exist.
I made an appointment for a call from MS and waited till 5 pm the nextday
and viola a phone call but was quickly handed over to another thenanother
where I was on hold for 1 1/2 hours. The service tech advisor quicklytold
me he didn't understand as it wasn't a Microsoft product etc etc.
A feature to roll back to Windows 7 is built in good for 30 days afterthe
upgrade, I used it and all is back well again.
But did find that 32 bit support exists!
I'm up and running on Windows 10 64bit (upgrading from XP so a BIGjump).
The only problem I am having relates to my MySQL and PHP setup.Admittedly
it's my fault since I was running PHP 4.3 and MySql 3.4. I can'tseem to
get the older PHP to work with a newer (had to reinstall) MySql. I remember the configuration was a bear in the beginning. For thatreason,
since it worked, I didn't touch it. Now I'm going to have to spendhours
reading and reconfiguring to get it all back and running as it shouldbe.
Not Winserver's problem. Not Windows 10 problem. If there is a "best" place to start, feel free to point me in that direction (anyone...)restarts
On 7/31/2015 3:50 PM, JERRY SEHL wrote to all:
I installed after a long download, it took a while a a bunch of
nextuntil it was ready, however in starting it up with my winserver allseemed
well when I received messages and sent some, but in checking my own websites found they didn't exist.
I made an appointment for a call from MS and waited till 5 pm the
dayquickly
and viola a phone call but was quickly handed over to another thenanother
where I was on hold for 1 1/2 hours. The service tech advisor
toldafter
me he didn't understand as it wasn't a Microsoft product etc etc.
A feature to roll back to Windows 7 is built in good for 30 days
the
upgrade, I used it and all is back well again.
But did find that 32 bit support exists!
Whast did you have to do with the networking to recognize aworkgroup or
did you setup a home group as it seems to ask?
On 8/12/2015 3:12 PM, CRAIG STRUTT wrote to JERRY SEHL:BIG
I'm up and running on Windows 10 64bit (upgrading from XP so a
jump).can't
The only problem I am having relates to my MySQL and PHP setup.Admittedly
it's my fault since I was running PHP 4.3 and MySql 3.4. I
seem toI
get the older PHP to work with a newer (had to reinstall) MySql.
thatremember the configuration was a bear in the beginning. For
reason,spend
since it worked, I didn't touch it. Now I'm going to have to
hoursshould
reading and reconfiguring to get it all back and running as it
be."best"
Not Winserver's problem. Not Windows 10 problem. If there is a
(anyone...)place to start, feel free to point me in that direction
ofOn 7/31/2015 3:50 PM, JERRY SEHL wrote to all:
I installed after a long download, it took a while a a bunch
restartswinserver all
until it was ready, however in starting it up with my
my ownseemed
well when I received messages and sent some, but in checking
thewebsites found they didn't exist.
I made an appointment for a call from MS and waited till 5 pm
nextthen
day
and viola a phone call but was quickly handed over to another
etc.anotherquickly
where I was on hold for 1 1/2 hours. The service tech advisor
told
me he didn't understand as it wasn't a Microsoft product etc
daysA feature to roll back to Windows 7 is built in good for 30
after
the
upgrade, I used it and all is back well again.
But did find that 32 bit support exists!
If you check the unsupported branches listmigrated to
http://php.net/eol.php
You will note the 3.x and 4.x has been End of Life for many years.
The expectation when running MySQL 5.x is that you will have
PHP 5.x.DLLs
There are differences in the Extensions:
extension=php_mysql.dll
extension=php_mysqli.dll
used in PHP 3.x, 4.x and 5.x. They are not compatible.
I suggest in your PHP.INI you temporarily set
error_reporting = E_ALL
display_errors = on
display_startup_errors = on
Which when a script is called will show any Startup errors such as
failing to load.
You could of course set the logging to file should you prefer.
error_log = \php\phperror.log
A simple test script such as
<?php
phpinfo();
Run at the CLI against PHP.EXE e.g.file
php test.php > debug.txt
Would send all of the information necessary for debugging to a text
called DEBUG.TXT
On 8/12/2015 3:12 PM, CRAIG STRUTT wrote to JERRY SEHL:BIG jump).
I'm up and running on Windows 10 64bit (upgrading from XP so a
can't seem toThe only problem I am having relates to my MySQL and PHP setup.Admittedly
it's my fault since I was running PHP 4.3 and MySql 3.4. I
Iget the older PHP to work with a newer (had to reinstall) MySql.
that reason,remember the configuration was a bear in the beginning. For
spend hourssince it worked, I didn't touch it. Now I'm going to have to
should be.reading and reconfiguring to get it all back and running as it
"best"Not Winserver's problem. Not Windows 10 problem. If there is a
(anyone...)place to start, feel free to point me in that direction
of restartsOn 7/31/2015 3:50 PM, JERRY SEHL wrote to all:
I installed after a long download, it took a while a a bunch
winserver alluntil it was ready, however in starting it up with my
my ownseemed
well when I received messages and sent some, but in checking
the nextwebsites found they didn't exist.
I made an appointment for a call from MS and waited till 5 pm
thenday
and viola a phone call but was quickly handed over to another
quicklyanother
where I was on hold for 1 1/2 hours. The service tech advisor
etc.told
me he didn't understand as it wasn't a Microsoft product etc
days afterA feature to roll back to Windows 7 is built in good for 30
the
upgrade, I used it and all is back well again.
But did find that 32 bit support exists!
Thanks Mike. I'm *trying* to do just that. Thus far, the shutting
down, and starting up again of the server just to change a setting in PHP.INI is an issue.
I still don't have the auto shutdown routines working correctly, and
the auto startup works on reboot, but not when the machine is already running (can't figure that one out!) WcStart.exe -run works fine in
the scheduler with an ON logon high privilage, but not after the
machine is running. <sigh> I WILL get this.
On 8/13/2015 6:11 AM, MICHAEL PURDY wrote to CRAIG STRUTT:
If you check the unsupported branches list
http://php.net/eol.php
You will note the 3.x and 4.x has been End of Life for many years.
The expectation when running MySQL 5.x is that you will havemigrated to
PHP 5.x.
There are differences in the Extensions:
extension=php_mysql.dll
extension=php_mysqli.dll
used in PHP 3.x, 4.x and 5.x. They are not compatible.
I suggest in your PHP.INI you temporarily set
error_reporting = E_ALL
display_errors = on
display_startup_errors = on
Which when a script is called will show any Startup errors such asDLLs
failing to load.
You could of course set the logging to file should you prefer.
error_log = \php\phperror.log
A simple test script such as
<?php
phpinfo();
Run at the CLI against PHP.EXE e.g.
php test.php > debug.txt
Would send all of the information necessary for debugging to a textfile
called DEBUG.TXT
On 8/12/2015 3:12 PM, CRAIG STRUTT wrote to JERRY SEHL:
BIG jump).I'm up and running on Windows 10 64bit (upgrading from XP so a
can't seem toThe only problem I am having relates to my MySQL and PHP setup.Admittedly
it's my fault since I was running PHP 4.3 and MySql 3.4. I
Iget the older PHP to work with a newer (had to reinstall) MySql.
that reason,remember the configuration was a bear in the beginning. For
spend hourssince it worked, I didn't touch it. Now I'm going to have to
should be.reading and reconfiguring to get it all back and running as it
"best"Not Winserver's problem. Not Windows 10 problem. If there is a
(anyone...)place to start, feel free to point me in that direction
On 7/31/2015 3:50 PM, JERRY SEHL wrote to all:
of restartsI installed after a long download, it took a while a a bunch
winserver alluntil it was ready, however in starting it up with my
my ownseemed
well when I received messages and sent some, but in checking
websites found they didn't exist.
the nextI made an appointment for a call from MS and waited till 5 pm
thenday
and viola a phone call but was quickly handed over to another
quicklyanother
where I was on hold for 1 1/2 hours. The service tech advisor
etc.told
me he didn't understand as it wasn't a Microsoft product etc
days afterA feature to roll back to Windows 7 is built in good for 30
the
upgrade, I used it and all is back well again.
But did find that 32 bit support exists!
Other interesting things.
WcStart was hanging up seemingly after everything started. I found out that I had forgotten to set the compatibility mode for WcMail (the last program started). I set them all as WinXP SP3 administrative priv.
I'm hoping that squashes that issue.
Now on to learning what's going on with PHP... issues with force-cgi- redirect apparently.
Changes to the PHP.INI file are dynamic and do not require any shutdown/restart with Wildcat!.command
If you are using another web server then a restart maybe required.
Assuming you can connect successfully to MySQL using the CLI mysql
tool or a GUI tool like SQLyog https://github.com/webyog/sqlyog-community then you need to go through the PHP specific troubleshooting process.
On 8/13/2015 6:07 PM, CRAIG STRUTT wrote to MICHAEL PURDY:
Thanks Mike. I'm *trying* to do just that. Thus far, the shutting down, and starting up again of the server just to change a setting in PHP.INI is an issue.
I still don't have the auto shutdown routines working correctly, and
the auto startup works on reboot, but not when the machine is already running (can't figure that one out!) WcStart.exe -run works fine in
the scheduler with an ON logon high privilage, but not after the
machine is running. <sigh> I WILL get this.
On 8/13/2015 6:11 AM, MICHAEL PURDY wrote to CRAIG STRUTT:
If you check the unsupported branches list
http://php.net/eol.php
You will note the 3.x and 4.x has been End of Life for many years.
The expectation when running MySQL 5.x is that you will havemigrated to
PHP 5.x.
There are differences in the Extensions:
extension=php_mysql.dll
extension=php_mysqli.dll
used in PHP 3.x, 4.x and 5.x. They are not compatible.
I suggest in your PHP.INI you temporarily set
error_reporting = E_ALL
display_errors = on
display_startup_errors = on
Which when a script is called will show any Startup errors such asDLLs
failing to load.
You could of course set the logging to file should you prefer.
error_log = \php\phperror.log
A simple test script such as
<?php
phpinfo();
Run at the CLI against PHP.EXE e.g.
php test.php > debug.txt
Would send all of the information necessary for debugging to a textfile
called DEBUG.TXT
On 8/12/2015 3:12 PM, CRAIG STRUTT wrote to JERRY SEHL:
BIG jump).I'm up and running on Windows 10 64bit (upgrading from XP so a
can't seem toThe only problem I am having relates to my MySQL and PHP setup.Admittedly
it's my fault since I was running PHP 4.3 and MySql 3.4. I
Iget the older PHP to work with a newer (had to reinstall) MySql.
that reason,remember the configuration was a bear in the beginning. For
spend hourssince it worked, I didn't touch it. Now I'm going to have to
should be.reading and reconfiguring to get it all back and running as it
"best"Not Winserver's problem. Not Windows 10 problem. If there is a
(anyone...)place to start, feel free to point me in that direction
On 7/31/2015 3:50 PM, JERRY SEHL wrote to all:
of restartsI installed after a long download, it took a while a a bunch
winserver alluntil it was ready, however in starting it up with my
my ownseemed
well when I received messages and sent some, but in checking
websites found they didn't exist.
the nextI made an appointment for a call from MS and waited till 5 pm
thenday
and viola a phone call but was quickly handed over to another
quicklyanother
where I was on hold for 1 1/2 hours. The service tech advisor
etc.told
me he didn't understand as it wasn't a Microsoft product etc
days afterA feature to roll back to Windows 7 is built in good for 30
the
upgrade, I used it and all is back well again.
But did find that 32 bit support exists!
Thanks for you help. Yes, my issues are directly related to depreciated commands (mysql_connect). I'm working through those.https://github.com/webyog/sqlyog-community
I still have two strange issues which I'll have to touch base with Hector on. When the system powers up, WCMail takes up nearly 100% of the processor power and WcStart continues to run in the background. Although restarting WcMail takes care of it, I've also found (strangely enough) that setting it's affinity to 2 CPUs (running a quad core) immediately stops the high CPU usage (drops to 0) and then I can put it back on all cores and it runs fine. I've left WcStart running this time (normally I force it to stop) and I'm watching it slowly reduce it's memory footprint. I want to see if it stops on it's own eventually (a settings issue) or if it keeps running. Right now, it's taking 25% of the CPU cycles.
On 8/13/2015 6:29 PM, MICHAEL PURDY wrote to CRAIG STRUTT:
Changes to the PHP.INI file are dynamic and do not require any shutdown/restart with Wildcat!.
If you are using another web server then a restart maybe required.
Assuming you can connect successfully to MySQL using the CLI mysqlcommand
tool or a GUI tool like SQLyog
then you need to go through the PHP specific troubleshooting process.
On 8/13/2015 6:07 PM, CRAIG STRUTT wrote to MICHAEL PURDY:
Thanks Mike. I'm *trying* to do just that. Thus far, the shutting down, and starting up again of the server just to change a setting in PHP.INI is an issue.
I still don't have the auto shutdown routines working correctly, and the auto startup works on reboot, but not when the machine is already running (can't figure that one out!) WcStart.exe -run works fine in the scheduler with an ON logon high privilage, but not after the machine is running. <sigh> I WILL get this.
On 8/13/2015 6:11 AM, MICHAEL PURDY wrote to CRAIG STRUTT:
If you check the unsupported branches list
http://php.net/eol.php
You will note the 3.x and 4.x has been End of Life for many years.
The expectation when running MySQL 5.x is that you will havemigrated to
PHP 5.x.
There are differences in the Extensions:
extension=php_mysql.dll
extension=php_mysqli.dll
used in PHP 3.x, 4.x and 5.x. They are not compatible.
I suggest in your PHP.INI you temporarily set
error_reporting = E_ALL
display_errors = on
display_startup_errors = on
Which when a script is called will show any Startup errors such asDLLs
failing to load.
You could of course set the logging to file should you prefer.
error_log = \php\phperror.log
A simple test script such as
<?php
phpinfo();
textRun at the CLI against PHP.EXE e.g.
php test.php > debug.txt
Would send all of the information necessary for debugging to a
file
called DEBUG.TXT
setup.On 8/12/2015 3:12 PM, CRAIG STRUTT wrote to JERRY SEHL:
BIG jump).I'm up and running on Windows 10 64bit (upgrading from XP so a
The only problem I am having relates to my MySQL and PHP
MySql.Admittedlycan't seem to
it's my fault since I was running PHP 4.3 and MySql 3.4. I
get the older PHP to work with a newer (had to reinstall)
is aI
that reason,remember the configuration was a bear in the beginning. For
spend hourssince it worked, I didn't touch it. Now I'm going to have to
should be.reading and reconfiguring to get it all back and running as it
Not Winserver's problem. Not Windows 10 problem. If there
5 pm"best"
(anyone...)place to start, feel free to point me in that direction
On 7/31/2015 3:50 PM, JERRY SEHL wrote to all:
of restartsI installed after a long download, it took a while a a bunch
winserver alluntil it was ready, however in starting it up with my
my ownseemed
well when I received messages and sent some, but in checking
websites found they didn't exist.
I made an appointment for a call from MS and waited till
anotherthe next
day
and viola a phone call but was quickly handed over to
advisorthen
another
where I was on hold for 1 1/2 hours. The service tech
quickly
etc.told
me he didn't understand as it wasn't a Microsoft product etc
days afterA feature to roll back to Windows 7 is built in good for 30
the
upgrade, I used it and all is back well again.
But did find that 32 bit support exists!
If it is third party PHP application then I would presume the authorwould
have a v5 offering unless its abandon-ware. If its your ownapplication
then it maybe worth considering porting it to WCX/wcODBC.wcStart
Before reporting it to HS I would start each of the Wildcat programs manually (in dependency order) and verify that if you do NOT use
things run correctly."Wait for
Normally wcStart only misbehaves if there is a problem with the
Up Signal" property associated with one of the applications. Forexample
the wcMail signal Wildcat.MailUpEvente.g.
I would verify the signal syntax for each of the main applications
Wildcat.MailUpEventthe
Wildcat.OnlineUpEvent
Wildcat.ListServeUpEvent
Wildcat.SmtpUpEvent.Router
Wildcat.SmtpUpEvent.Sender
Wildcat.SmtpUpEvent.Receiver
Wildcat.NntpUpEvent
If there is a signal issue wcstart with continue to run waiting for
signal and that will then cause issues with the startup of otherlower
level applications.happening in
I would recommend you install SysInternals
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb842062
Run
DBGVIEW.EXE
Debug Viewer and then run wcStart.exe and you will see what is
the background at startup.
On 8/14/2015 10:28 AM, CRAIG STRUTT wrote to MICHAEL PURDY:depreciated
Thanks for you help. Yes, my issues are directly related to
with Hectorcommands (mysql_connect). I'm working through those.
I still have two strange issues which I'll have to touch base
theon. When the system powers up, WCMail takes up nearly 100% of
Althoughprocessor power and WcStart continues to run in the background.
enough) thatrestarting WcMail takes care of it, I've also found (strangely
stops thesetting it's affinity to 2 CPUs (running a quad core) immediately
cores and ithigh CPU usage (drops to 0) and then I can put it back on all
force it toruns fine. I've left WcStart running this time (normally I
I want tostop) and I'm watching it slowly reduce it's memory footprint.
it keepssee if it stops on it's own eventually (a settings issue) or if
required.running. Right now, it's taking 25% of the CPU cycles.
On 8/13/2015 6:29 PM, MICHAEL PURDY wrote to CRAIG STRUTT:
Changes to the PHP.INI file are dynamic and do not require any shutdown/restart with Wildcat!.
If you are using another web server then a restart maybe
mysqlAssuming you can connect successfully to MySQL using the CLI
https://github.com/webyog/sqlyog-communitycommand
tool or a GUI tool like SQLyog
process.then you need to go through the PHP specific troubleshooting
shuttingOn 8/13/2015 6:07 PM, CRAIG STRUTT wrote to MICHAEL PURDY:
Thanks Mike. I'm *trying* to do just that. Thus far, the
setting indown, and starting up again of the server just to change a
correctly, andPHP.INI is an issue.
I still don't have the auto shutdown routines working
is alreadythe auto startup works on reboot, but not when the machine
works fine inrunning (can't figure that one out!) WcStart.exe -run
after thethe scheduler with an ON logon high privilage, but not
many years.machine is running. <sigh> I WILL get this.
On 8/13/2015 6:11 AM, MICHAEL PURDY wrote to CRAIG STRUTT:
If you check the unsupported branches list
http://php.net/eol.php
You will note the 3.x and 4.x has been End of Life for
haveThe expectation when running MySQL 5.x is that you will
errors such asmigrated to
PHP 5.x.
There are differences in the Extensions:
extension=php_mysql.dll
extension=php_mysqli.dll
used in PHP 3.x, 4.x and 5.x. They are not compatible.
I suggest in your PHP.INI you temporarily set
error_reporting = E_ALL
display_errors = on
display_startup_errors = on
Which when a script is called will show any Startup
prefer.DLLs
failing to load.
You could of course set the logging to file should you
error_log = \php\phperror.log
A simple test script such as
<?php
phpinfo();
debugging to aRun at the CLI against PHP.EXE e.g.
php test.php > debug.txt
Would send all of the information necessary for
text
file
called DEBUG.TXT
from XP so aOn 8/12/2015 3:12 PM, CRAIG STRUTT wrote to JERRY SEHL:
I'm up and running on Windows 10 64bit (upgrading
PHPBIG jump).
The only problem I am having relates to my MySQL and
setup.3.4. I
Admittedly
it's my fault since I was running PHP 4.3 and MySql
reinstall)can't seem to
get the older PHP to work with a newer (had to
MySql.beginning. For
I
remember the configuration was a bear in the
have tothat reason,
since it worked, I didn't touch it. Now I'm going to
running as itspend hours
reading and reconfiguring to get it all back and
thereshould be.
Not Winserver's problem. Not Windows 10 problem. If
is adirection
"best"
place to start, feel free to point me in that
a a bunch(anyone...)
On 7/31/2015 3:50 PM, JERRY SEHL wrote to all:
I installed after a long download, it took a while
myof restarts
until it was ready, however in starting it up with
in checkingwinserver all
seemed
well when I received messages and sent some, but
waited tillmy own
websites found they didn't exist.
I made an appointment for a call from MS and
5 pmto
the next
day
and viola a phone call but was quickly handed over
anothertech
then
another
where I was on hold for 1 1/2 hours. The service
advisorproduct etc
quickly
told
me he didn't understand as it wasn't a Microsoft
good for 30etc.
A feature to roll back to Windows 7 is built in
days after
the
upgrade, I used it and all is back well again.
But did find that 32 bit support exists!
It's my own mess of code. I never learned PHP or MySql truly. I
looked at other's code and the manual, and hacked things together.
I do a lot of Basic Programming, and work with HTML, a little CSS, and
even some Java.
I'm starting to feel old when I'm not sure I want to learn one more
thing, which is what happens frequently when you do a major upgrade.
Thanks for your suggestions. I'll take a look and see if I can figure
it out.
On 8/14/2015 6:43 PM, MICHAEL PURDY wrote to CRAIG STRUTT:
If it is third party PHP application then I would presume the authorwould
have a v5 offering unless its abandon-ware. If its your ownapplication
then it maybe worth considering porting it to WCX/wcODBC.
Before reporting it to HS I would start each of the Wildcat programs manually (in dependency order) and verify that if you do NOT usewcStart
things run correctly.
Normally wcStart only misbehaves if there is a problem with the"Wait for
Up Signal" property associated with one of the applications. Forexample
the wcMail signal Wildcat.MailUpEvent
I would verify the signal syntax for each of the main applicationse.g.
Wildcat.MailUpEvent
Wildcat.OnlineUpEvent
Wildcat.ListServeUpEvent
Wildcat.SmtpUpEvent.Router
Wildcat.SmtpUpEvent.Sender
Wildcat.SmtpUpEvent.Receiver
Wildcat.NntpUpEvent
If there is a signal issue wcstart with continue to run waiting forthe
signal and that will then cause issues with the startup of otherlower
level applications.
I would recommend you install SysInternals
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb842062
Run
DBGVIEW.EXE
Debug Viewer and then run wcStart.exe and you will see what ishappening in
the background at startup.
On 8/14/2015 10:28 AM, CRAIG STRUTT wrote to MICHAEL PURDY:
depreciatedThanks for you help. Yes, my issues are directly related to
commands (mysql_connect). I'm working through those.
with HectorI still have two strange issues which I'll have to touch base
theon. When the system powers up, WCMail takes up nearly 100% of
Althoughprocessor power and WcStart continues to run in the background.
enough) thatrestarting WcMail takes care of it, I've also found (strangely
stops thesetting it's affinity to 2 CPUs (running a quad core) immediately
cores and ithigh CPU usage (drops to 0) and then I can put it back on all
force it toruns fine. I've left WcStart running this time (normally I
I want tostop) and I'm watching it slowly reduce it's memory footprint.
it keepssee if it stops on it's own eventually (a settings issue) or if
running. Right now, it's taking 25% of the CPU cycles.
On 8/13/2015 6:29 PM, MICHAEL PURDY wrote to CRAIG STRUTT:
Changes to the PHP.INI file are dynamic and do not require any shutdown/restart with Wildcat!.
required.If you are using another web server then a restart maybe
mysqlAssuming you can connect successfully to MySQL using the CLI
https://github.com/webyog/sqlyog-communitycommand
tool or a GUI tool like SQLyog
process.then you need to go through the PHP specific troubleshooting
On 8/13/2015 6:07 PM, CRAIG STRUTT wrote to MICHAEL PURDY:
shuttingThanks Mike. I'm *trying* to do just that. Thus far, the
setting indown, and starting up again of the server just to change a
PHP.INI is an issue.
correctly, andI still don't have the auto shutdown routines working
is alreadythe auto startup works on reboot, but not when the machine
works fine inrunning (can't figure that one out!) WcStart.exe -run
after thethe scheduler with an ON logon high privilage, but not
machine is running. <sigh> I WILL get this.
On 8/13/2015 6:11 AM, MICHAEL PURDY wrote to CRAIG STRUTT:
If you check the unsupported branches list
http://php.net/eol.php
many years.You will note the 3.x and 4.x has been End of Life for
haveThe expectation when running MySQL 5.x is that you will
migrated to
PHP 5.x.
There are differences in the Extensions:
extension=php_mysql.dll
extension=php_mysqli.dll
used in PHP 3.x, 4.x and 5.x. They are not compatible.
I suggest in your PHP.INI you temporarily set
error_reporting = E_ALL
display_errors = on
display_startup_errors = on
errors such asWhich when a script is called will show any Startup
DLLs
failing to load.
prefer.You could of course set the logging to file should you
error_log = \php\phperror.log
A simple test script such as
<?php
phpinfo();
Run at the CLI against PHP.EXE e.g.
php test.php > debug.txt
debugging to aWould send all of the information necessary for
text
file
called DEBUG.TXT
On 8/12/2015 3:12 PM, CRAIG STRUTT wrote to JERRY SEHL:
from XP so aI'm up and running on Windows 10 64bit (upgrading
PHPBIG jump).
The only problem I am having relates to my MySQL and
setup.3.4. I
Admittedly
it's my fault since I was running PHP 4.3 and MySql
reinstall)can't seem to
get the older PHP to work with a newer (had to
MySql.beginning. For
I
remember the configuration was a bear in the
have tothat reason,
since it worked, I didn't touch it. Now I'm going to
running as itspend hours
reading and reconfiguring to get it all back and
should be.
thereNot Winserver's problem. Not Windows 10 problem. If
is adirection
"best"
place to start, feel free to point me in that
(anyone...)
On 7/31/2015 3:50 PM, JERRY SEHL wrote to all:
a a bunchI installed after a long download, it took a while
myof restarts
until it was ready, however in starting it up with
in checkingwinserver all
seemed
well when I received messages and sent some, but
my own
websites found they didn't exist.
waited tillI made an appointment for a call from MS and
5 pmto
the next
day
and viola a phone call but was quickly handed over
anothertech
then
another
where I was on hold for 1 1/2 hours. The service
advisorproduct etc
quickly
told
me he didn't understand as it wasn't a Microsoft
etc.
good for 30A feature to roll back to Windows 7 is built in
days after
the
upgrade, I used it and all is back well again.
But did find that 32 bit support exists!
I will leave you to review it all.PHP, but
I would suggest you use DBGVIEW.EXE from Sysinternals to see what is happening before logging a issue/question with SSI about wcStart
Using WCX/wcODBC maybe more worth your effort than persisting with
that is your call.let me
If you wish to discuss the SQL options further at some point then
know if you have an IM/Skype address as that is more appropriatethan
playing email tag.
On 8/14/2015 7:32 PM, CRAIG STRUTT wrote to MICHAEL PURDY:I
It's my own mess of code. I never learned PHP or MySql truly.
together.looked at other's code and the manual, and hacked things
CSS, andI do a lot of Basic Programming, and work with HTML, a little
moreeven some Java.
I'm starting to feel old when I'm not sure I want to learn one
upgrade.thing, which is what happens frequently when you do a major
figureThanks for your suggestions. I'll take a look and see if I can
authorit out.
On 8/14/2015 6:43 PM, MICHAEL PURDY wrote to CRAIG STRUTT:
If it is third party PHP application then I would presume the
programswould
have a v5 offering unless its abandon-ware. If its your ownapplication
then it maybe worth considering porting it to WCX/wcODBC.
Before reporting it to HS I would start each of the Wildcat
usemanually (in dependency order) and verify that if you do NOT
thewcStart
things run correctly.
Normally wcStart only misbehaves if there is a problem with
For"Wait for
Up Signal" property associated with one of the applications.
applicationsexample
the wcMail signal Wildcat.MailUpEvent
I would verify the signal syntax for each of the main
waiting fore.g.
Wildcat.MailUpEvent
Wildcat.OnlineUpEvent
Wildcat.ListServeUpEvent
Wildcat.SmtpUpEvent.Router
Wildcat.SmtpUpEvent.Sender
Wildcat.SmtpUpEvent.Receiver
Wildcat.NntpUpEvent
If there is a signal issue wcstart with continue to run
otherthe
signal and that will then cause issues with the startup of
lower
level applications.
I would recommend you install SysInternals
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb842062
Run
DBGVIEW.EXE
Debug Viewer and then run wcStart.exe and you will see what ishappening in
the background at startup.
toOn 8/14/2015 10:28 AM, CRAIG STRUTT wrote to MICHAEL PURDY:
Thanks for you help. Yes, my issues are directly related
basedepreciated
commands (mysql_connect). I'm working through those.
I still have two strange issues which I'll have to touch
100% ofwith Hector
on. When the system powers up, WCMail takes up nearly
background.the
processor power and WcStart continues to run in the
(strangelyAlthough
restarting WcMail takes care of it, I've also found
immediatelyenough) that
setting it's affinity to 2 CPUs (running a quad core)
allstops the
high CPU usage (drops to 0) and then I can put it back on
Icores and it
runs fine. I've left WcStart running this time (normally
footprint.force it to
stop) and I'm watching it slowly reduce it's memory
or ifI want to
see if it stops on it's own eventually (a settings issue)
require anyit keeps
running. Right now, it's taking 25% of the CPU cycles.
On 8/13/2015 6:29 PM, MICHAEL PURDY wrote to CRAIG STRUTT:
Changes to the PHP.INI file are dynamic and do not
CLIshutdown/restart with Wildcat!.
required.If you are using another web server then a restart maybe
Assuming you can connect successfully to MySQL using the
troubleshootingmysql
https://github.com/webyog/sqlyog-communitycommand
tool or a GUI tool like SQLyog
then you need to go through the PHP specific
process.
PURDY:On 8/13/2015 6:07 PM, CRAIG STRUTT wrote to MICHAEL
far, theThanks Mike. I'm *trying* to do just that. Thus
change ashutting
down, and starting up again of the server just to
machinesetting in
PHP.INI is an issue.
correctly, andI still don't have the auto shutdown routines working
the auto startup works on reboot, but not when the
runis already
running (can't figure that one out!) WcStart.exe -
notworks fine in
the scheduler with an ON logon high privilage, but
STRUTT:after the
machine is running. <sigh> I WILL get this.
On 8/13/2015 6:11 AM, MICHAEL PURDY wrote to CRAIG
forIf you check the unsupported branches list
http://php.net/eol.php
You will note the 3.x and 4.x has been End of Life
willmany years.
The expectation when running MySQL 5.x is that you
compatible.have
migrated to
PHP 5.x.
There are differences in the Extensions:
extension=php_mysql.dll
extension=php_mysqli.dll
used in PHP 3.x, 4.x and 5.x. They are not
StartupI suggest in your PHP.INI you temporarily set
error_reporting = E_ALL
display_errors = on
display_startup_errors = on
Which when a script is called will show any
youerrors such as
DLLs
failing to load.
You could of course set the logging to file should
prefer.
error_log = \php\phperror.log
A simple test script such as
<?php
phpinfo();
Run at the CLI against PHP.EXE e.g.
php test.php > debug.txt
debugging to aWould send all of the information necessary for
text
file
called DEBUG.TXT
SEHL:On 8/12/2015 3:12 PM, CRAIG STRUTT wrote to JERRY
(upgradingI'm up and running on Windows 10 64bit
MySQL andfrom XP so a
BIG jump).
The only problem I am having relates to my
MySqlPHP
setup.
Admittedly
it's my fault since I was running PHP 4.3 and
going to3.4. I
reinstall)can't seem to
get the older PHP to work with a newer (had to
MySql.beginning. For
I
remember the configuration was a bear in the
that reason,
since it worked, I didn't touch it. Now I'm
andhave to
spend hours
reading and reconfiguring to get it all back
problem. Ifrunning as it
should be.
Not Winserver's problem. Not Windows 10
whilethere
is adirection
"best"
place to start, feel free to point me in that
(anyone...)
On 7/31/2015 3:50 PM, JERRY SEHL wrote to all:
I installed after a long download, it took a
up witha a bunch
of restarts
until it was ready, however in starting it
butmy
winserver all
seemed
well when I received messages and sent some,
handed overin checking
my own
websites found they didn't exist.
waited tillI made an appointment for a call from MS and
5 pm
the next
day
and viola a phone call but was quickly
serviceto
another
then
another
where I was on hold for 1 1/2 hours. The
Microsofttech
advisor
quickly
told
me he didn't understand as it wasn't a
inproduct etc
etc.
A feature to roll back to Windows 7 is built
again.good for 30
days after
the
upgrade, I used it and all is back well
But did find that 32 bit support exists!
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