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[colby1515O]

Hey guys i dj for a site... I am also making a retro.... But these to down coop together... I have to choose whether i want the retro... or to dj. This is because when i set stuff up for my retro i cant go on my sam2 cause of mysql crap. But to go on my sam2 i have to download mysql connectors or something like that.. But if i download that i cant go on my retro or localhost. Is there someway to beable to acess both?

 

[DeWayne]

if u have C:/ drive and a D:/ Drive then u will be able to, just change the download path.

 

[Meow]

you can try make 2 folders, or either 2 on your xampp, ''Htdosc'' There should be your retro in if you are hosting it, for a v26,r63
Make a new folder called Radio

 

[colby1515O]

Guys please tell me if meow's suggestion will work.. If not please tell me how to do it!

 

[Kaz]

Guys please tell me if meow's suggestion will work.. If not please tell me how to do it!

It will work, all you have to do in htdocs is upload all your retro related content, and then make a folder called 'radio' & upload all your shit in to that.

Im not too sure how all the radio and stuff works (in terms of setting it up) but if it requires a database, then you simply create a db for your retro, and then a seperate one for your radio in phpmyadmin

 

[Bazinga]

Reinstall SamB 2 using FireBird rather than MySQL so they don't use the same ports. You could also change the port MySQL uses but that is much more complicated.

 

[colby1515O]

Guys when I go to install sam2 I get an error saying: Unable to connect to Mysql make sure you have the right info blah blah blah. ?

 

[vRory]

Have you tryed changing your hosts?

 

[Kaz]

Guys when I go to install sam2 I get an error saying: Unable to connect to Mysql make sure you have the right info blah blah blah. ?

Basically you need to make sure your config file is correct with your database settings, it may look something like this:

$config['db'] = array(
      'host' => 'localhost',
      'user' => 'root',
      'password' => 'phpmyadmin pass',
      'database' => 'database name',
      );