Deprecated - Database compatibility

Hi

Can someone guide me as i am getting this error message when attempting to import my local host DB into my remote Host.

I am using phpmyadmin to export/import and it maybe the way i am using the setting options? Just not sure?

Many thanks.

Error

There seems to be an error in your SQL query. The MySQL server error output below, if there is any, may also help you in diagnosing the problem

ERROR: Unknown Punctuation String @ 1
STR: <?
SQL: <?php
// $Id: database.mysql.inc,v 1.66.2.1 2007/01/22 02:20:50 unconed Exp $

Hi,
I've found this - http://drupal.org/node/38768
Is it possible to get terms from two volabularies with one query to DB? (eg vocabulaires with id 1 and id 2)

hi everybody...

Hello to all. I gotta question or may I say a situation. I added some modules like the view module for instance and also a catagory module that allows you to turn any type of content to a catogory. Now only on my page link where you can go in and create content has a funny look without my sidebars. Technically its the content module I have problems with. The display is wrong and then I went into updating the modules and the screen came back with a long list of tables and data that was not found as far as pulling from mysql database. Its not real major.

Hi,

I am able to login into the my website when access it in the server like http://localhost:81/examplesite/
. But when i use the Ip of the server and try to login out side box(http://70.xxx.xxx.xx:81/examplesite/) iam not able to log into the site. The site redirects me to the login page without any error message.

My server runs on a Static IP.

Don't you hate it when you have a missing sock?

I'm hoping there's someone (anyone!) who knows FreeBSD who can advise me how to recreate the MySql socket file in its default location (in my case, in /tmp/mysql.sock). Seems my /var partition got over-full last night and evidently brought down the server. I guess that was the cause; I can't see any other.

Since last night, I haven't been able to restart MySql. This effects of my sites, since most of my content now runs on Drupal, which requires MySql. One of the things that I did today was move MySql data files to my /usr partition, where there's more room, with a sym link to its default location at /var/db/mysql; careful to chown the directory and files to the user mysql. I also tried deinstalling and then reinstalling MySql from ports, hoping that would resurrect the socket, but no go. I've googled and scoured the mysql.com, to no avail. If there is an answer out there (and there undoubtedly is, I haven't been able to find it.)

Any suggestions would be sincerely appreciated. I know there are a lot of a number of subscribers here who are more expert than me with MySql.

I'd really like to get this thing back ASAP, if possible, not just for my own site, but also for the benefit of the people and organizations who relying on me as a host.

Many thanks.

Tom