My host has given me an instance of MySQL running on port 3382 with a different socket in /tmp.
I've tried using localhost:/tmp/mysql.tomb3346
and localhost:3382
as the server name, but both give the error MySQL said: Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/tmp/tomb3346'
Is this a problem with my MySQl configuration or is there a workaround with Coppermine? Note the error message makes it appear as if the script has tried to use a different socket to the one I gave it. My other PHP scripts can all connect easily with mysql_connect().
Any help is very much appreciated :!:
Tom
Sorry, I've sorted it. It was entirely my fault.
There was another copy of my editor running in the background, re-saving the file every few mins!
Damn Windoze to hell...
Thanks for looking anyway!