From: Franky V. L. <lie...@te...> - 2009-01-30 09:56:55
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On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 10:24 AM, Eric Hagley <eh...@la...>wrote: > My apologies for not supplying this information initially. Stupid of > me. I greatly appreciate the time you are giving. > no prob :-) > I downloaded the latest version of phpesp 10 days ago. (2.1.2) > My provider did not mention a change of php - the provider stated that > the only thing they had done in the last week was upgrade MySQL. > I only have access to the last 300 error logs but none appear. (Those > logs are for today only). > The server is running 5.2.5 PHP > It is running 5.0.51 MySQL (as mentioned, upgraded last night and > problems occurred when I woke up this morning) > And I forgot to mention this, it's the mysql upgrade that is the cause (probably an upgrade from mysql 4 to 5 happened?). To solve this, use phpmyadmin (or anything alike) to reset the password for the root user (use the mysql PASSWORD function for this). It is weird though, normally I take this into account ... Have you tried login in into the admin section? Franky |