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post #1
15 August 2005, 13:19 UTC#1
QUOTE
- create a new MySQL-DB ( type on your shell: mysqladmin -u username password create sms )
- create the needed tables ( type on your shell: mysql -u username password < mysms.sql )
- if you only have a free webspace account with PHP and MySQL-Support I recommend that


could someone do me a favour and explain what I have to do :S

post #2
15 August 2005, 14:53 UTC#2
What is it you are trying to do
post #3
15 August 2005, 14:55 UTC#3
sms thing :)
post #4
15 August 2005, 15:12 UTC#4
someone fucking help me Image file not present in the recovered backup
post #5
15 August 2005, 16:07 UTC#5
The databases were already created and should work, unless you've entered some information wrong during the connect process.
post #6
15 August 2005, 16:13 UTC#6
QUOTE(gman @ Aug 15 2005, 04:07 PM)
The databases were already created and should work, unless you've entered some information wrong during the connect process.
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this is a different script man
post #7
15 August 2005, 16:17 UTC#7
Well you don't have access to the Shell. Those commands basically create a database and username, use the details of the DB and the username I last gave you.
post #8
15 August 2005, 16:21 UTC#8
Installation:

- create a new folder
- unzip the files into that folder
- unzip JM_SMS in the same folder
- create a new MySQL-DB ( type on your shell: mysqladmin -u username password create sms )
- create the needed tables ( type on your shell: mysql -u username password < mysms.sql )
- if you only have a free webspace account with PHP and MySQL-Support I recommend that
you use PHPMyAdmin which can be obtained from http://phpwizard.net/phpMyAdmin/
It provides the same functionality, so that you don't need a shell
In the same case, if you aren't able to create a database, just edit the mysms.sql file
to set the db to the right value ( 4th step isn't needed anymore... )
- edit the values in config.php: set the right values for the db-connection,
your MTNSMS-Username and -Password. You can also choose a signature. Add the right information
for your mailserver
- On Linux machines: set the appropriate rights of the php files: CHMOD 755

thats the instructions, and when I get tot he sql bit im fucked .... so help
post #9
15 August 2005, 16:22 UTC#9
QUOTE
- create a new MySQL-DB ( type on your shell: mysqladmin -u username password create sms )
- create the needed tables ( type on your shell: mysql -u username password < mysms.sql )
- if you only have a free webspace account with PHP and MySQL-Support I recommend that
you use PHPMyAdmin which can be obtained from http://phpwizard.net/phpMyAdmin/
It provides the same functionality, so that you don't need a shell
In the same case, if you aren't able to create a database, just edit the mysms.sql file
to set the db to the right value ( 4th step isn't needed anymore... )


Skip that part!
post #10
15 August 2005, 16:23 UTC#10
ok :S
post #11
15 August 2005, 16:24 UTC#11
Grrr...stop pretending to be stupid!

Skip that part and edit config.php with notepad or a similar text editor, and add the database values I told you, such as username=aroundth_sms1 etc.

Understand now?
post #12
15 August 2005, 16:26 UTC#12
when I sed ok ... I actually meant ok biggrin.gif

chill out mang biggrin.gif
post #13
15 August 2005, 16:26 UTC#13
QUOTE(Tomm @ Aug 15 2005, 06:26 PM)
when I sed ok ... I actually meant ok  biggrin.gif

chill out mang biggrin.gif
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Why the confuzzled emoticon then?
post #14
15 August 2005, 16:28 UTC#14
I dunno :)

and one last thing

$EmailServerName = "servername";

whats this?
post #15
15 August 2005, 16:28 UTC#15
QUOTE(Tomm @ Aug 15 2005, 06:28 PM)
I dunno :)

and one last thing

$EmailServerName = "servername";

whats this?
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