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at least I can see a user-friendly error...
I've manually installed DBD::mysql on my website. Then I changed:
Code:
require DBD::mysql;
to
Code:
require "/home/camelsoup/mysql/DBD/mysql.pm";
Now I get the following error:
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Error loading required libraries

Reason: [Wed May 9 21:55:15 2001] mysql.cgi: [Wed May 9 21:55:15 2001] mysql.cgi: DBD::mysql object version 2.0217 does not match $DBD::mysql:: 2.0900 at /usr/lib/perl5/i386-linux/5.00404/DynaLoader.pm line 185.
Is there something else I should have done other than uploading the module and changing the require line?

--Drew
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Does that not mean that DBD::mysql is already installed on your server?

Paul
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Re: at least I can see a user-friendly error... In reply to
Yes, Paul, it was, but was attempting to figure out if there was something wrong with the server's version...

at any rate, I figured it out. My admin didn't set up my database correctly, apparently. From my control panel, I deleted the original, and created another with the same name/user/pass as what my admin emailed me. Then MySQLMan ran fine.

--Drew
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