RE: [Phpwiki-talk] Multiple WIKIs

[Sandy M. <mat...@bt...>]

Not had a reply so I have gone ahead to set up a second WIKI on the same
MySQL database and hit a problem.

I have set up the database tables fine using a prefix of 'newport_' and
in index.php I have enabled 'prefix' => 'newport_' on line 228.

When I access the website to set it up I get the error:

Parse error: parse error, expecting `')'' in
/usr/local/home/httpd/vhtdocs/newportparish.org.uk/index.php on line 228

The full part of this array in index.php is listed below

I am using PHPWiki version 1.3.3. Can anyone help, or point me in the
right direction?

Sandy Matheson

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Index.php:

$DBParams = array(
   // Select the database type:
   'dbtype' => 'SQL',
   // 'dbtype'   => 'dba',
   
   // For SQL based backends, specify the database as a DSN
   // The most general form of a DSN looks like:
   //
   //   phptype(dbsyntax)://username:password@protocol+hostspec/database
   //
   // For a MySQL database, the following should work:
   //
///////////////// CHANGE THIS////////////////////////////////////////
   'dsn' => 'mysql://username:password@localhost/databasename'
///////////////// CHANGE THIS////////////////////////////////////////
   //
   // FIXME: My version Pear::DB seems to be broken enough that there
   //        is no way to connect to a mysql server over a socket right
now.
   //'dsn' => 'mysql://guest@:/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock/test',
   //'dsn' => 'mysql://guest@localhost/test',
   //'dsn' => 'pgsql://localhost/test',
   
   // Used by all DB types:

   // prefix for filenames or table names
   /* 
    * currently you MUST EDIT THE SQL file too (in the schemas/
    * directory because we aren't doing on the fly sql generation
    * during the installation.
   */
   'prefix' => 'newport_'
   // Used by 'dba'
   //'directory'     => "/tmp"',
   //'dba_handler'   => 'gdbm',   // Either of 'gdbm' or 'db2' work
great for me.
   //'dba_handler' => 'db2',
   //'dba_handler' => 'db3',    // doesn't work at all for me....
   //'timeout'   => 20,
   //'timeout' => 5
);