thank you very much for your help, it works!!!!!!! ´thanx
On 6/5/06, mediawiki-l(a)wikimedia.org, <robert.desbois(a)chronos.co.uk> wrote:
> well ok, but where should i write it this
command update..... and so
on, how should i run it on the database?
I'm assuming here that you are running the wiki on your own server, not
hosted.
From command-line (probably xterm if you're on
linux or go to
windows->run and type cmd if on windows) run the command:
mysql --user=your_database_username -p
and type in your password when prompted.
Type:
use wiki; <enter>
Again, I'm assuming that you're running it under MySQL.
Depending on how you installed it, you may have to change bits.
The username is what you put as $wgDBuser in LocalSettings.php, password
is $wgDBpassword and for the "use wiki;" command, change wiki to your
$wgDBname if different.
If $wgDBprefix is not "", you'll need to change the SQL command to
UPDATE prefix_user ...
where "prefix_" is as in LocalSettings.php
If you aren't on your own server but on hosted, you should have access to
your database, perhaps via phpMySql?
Beyond this I can't really help as it's too specific to you.
--Rob
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