Installing Drupal

Hello Guyz,

Currently I am encountering the following issue while trying to connect to database hosted on a remote MYSQL server.

I am getting the following error.

The mysqli error was: Can't connect to MySQL server on '72.27.255.12' (110).

Can anyone help me out with this it will be a great help.

Thanks

Hi,

My website use all the resources for my server (VPS) because of the 500 greeting cards sized 800Mo each.
How could i decrease the resources use by my server without change the size of the cards. Do you know a module for it ?

http://www.gratuites-cartes.com

Thanks a lot for your reply

Hi Guys,

I am trying to restore a database from an mysql dump that I exported from phpMyadmin. When I try to restore it, I keep getting an error that says:

"http://www.w' at line 1

This is html. But it came inside my mysql dump. How do I fix it so I can restore my database??

Thanks,

Pierre

Hello, I've had several installations of Drupal 7.0 in sub directories and just a simple index.html in my home directory, and all was good. Recently, I installed Drupal 7.12 in the home directory and this install seems to work ok, but breaks the installs in my sub directories. When I say breaks, I mean removes all styling, so that it's just stripped down html only. I've spoken to my host (GreenGeeks) and they have suggested that my .htaccess file in my home directory may need tweaking, but unfortunately this is over my head and beyond the support GreenGeeks is willing to give.

I have a client that would like to keep his current web hosting plan which is the at&t basic plan:

http://webhosting.att.com/website-solutions/web-hosting-services.aspx

It's hard to tell exactly which version of PHP they are running since it just says 5. Also, it's tough to tell which version of MySQL they have available since it doesn't state a version number.

Is anyone out there hosting a drupal site using this service?

I thought I'd kick the tires on Open Enterprise (OE) and ran into an issue installing.

OE wants FTP access. I don't use FTP to install Drupal because I have a dedicated server over which I have complete control. I use ssh and wget to get myself up and running. Standard Drupal 7 doesn't need FTP access to my server. Why does OE? Quite frankly, this is a hassle for a number of reasons. Most importantly, I don't leave the FTP server running unless I need it, and that's rare.