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Installation troubles...
« on: August 08, 2006, 07:15:59 am »
I am having trouble installing this on a new server. Here are the steps I've taken so far and what is happening. I registered a domain name, set it up on my hosts server and created a folder under the root ( http://<mydomain>.com/abcmail ) I then created a SQL Db. Next, I  uploaded all folders and files from the unzipped ListMailPro download (v_185) and put them into my /abcmail folder.
When I went to mydomain.com/abcmail I got an error about not being able to find or access the MySQL Db, so I checked and found that it happens to be on a separate server, but they gave me the path as sql02.<host>.com so I replaced localhost with the path in the config.php file. It now gets passed that, and I get the following whenever I try to access the login.php script, which leads me to believe that my config file, path and user info are good, it's finding the Db, etc. Anyway, here the message:

admin-61-Table 'mailing_listpro.lm_config' doesn't exist

I did call the hosting company and they did say to ask what version of MySQL is needed. This is v 5.0. If I need to be set up with 4.0 they have it on another server. They do not offer 4.1, so hopefully that's fine. So, what did I do wrong or do I need MySQL 4.0?

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Installation troubles...
« Reply #1 on: August 08, 2006, 11:34:17 am »
ListMail should work on any version of MySQL, although I don't believe I have worked on an installation with MySQL 5.

I can't seem to find the error message "admin-61" in any of the most recent files.  Can you try v1.87 and let me know if you continue to have troubles?

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Dean Wiebe
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Weird... 187 did the trick...
« Reply #2 on: August 08, 2006, 12:25:04 pm »
Dean, Very strange, but simply dumping 187 on top of 185 and reloading the page did the trick... setting it up now. Thanks again!