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PhpMyAdmin and mbstring extension

leduc300 Posted messages 24 Status Member -  
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Hello everyone, I have a big problem, I installed phpAdmin to make modifications on a database. Since I had no password, I configured it in phpMyAdmin. Big problem, I can no longer log in with all privileges and it takes my password as a user. On the interface I have an error message: "The php mbstring extension could not be located and it seems you are using a multi-byte character set. Without this extension, phpMyAdmin cannot properly handle characters and problems may result." I’m working on an application that runs thanks to a database and it is also blocked because of this problem. I’ve been researching all afternoon. I recompiled PHP4 with --enable-mbstring=all and --enable-mbstr-enc-trans. Please help me.

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Rat-Thon
 
same problem, I recompiled PHP with 4000 options and nothing works, and on http://fr3.php.net/mbstring , I clearly see what it is, but I don’t see the answer to the problem.

Help please
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foobar47 Posted messages 13654 Status Contributor 534
 
Geoffrey 01-Feb-2005 09:59 For Windows users php_mbstring can be added as follows:- if you have dowloaded the "short" version of PHP, (php-4.3.10-installer.exe), download the full version . (php-4.3.10-Win32.zip) unzip it, find php_mbstring.dll in f:\php-4.3.10-Win32\extensions, and copy it across to your php\extensions directory use Notepad to open your PHP.INI change the extension_dir line to read extension_dir = "e:\php\extensions\" (or whatever your directory is called) remove the semi-colon on line ; extension=php_mbstring.dll save PHP.INI, restart PHP La réponse y était... ++ -- la modestie cesse quand on commence à en parler
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Rat-Thon > foobar47 Posted messages 13654 Status Contributor
 
uh...

If I understood correctly from the top of the forum, it says: Welcome to the Linux/Unix Forum. This forum is dedicated to questions about installing, using, and troubleshooting Unix-type systems (Linux, HP-UX, AIX, ...), excluding MacOS.

dll files under Linux/Unix, I don't know yet :p

But thanks anyway. :)

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foobar47 Posted messages 13654 Status Contributor 534 > Rat-Thon
 
:D

Exactly, it's the habit... well, you have to find an excuse...

We need to recompile I think, by adding
--enable-mbstring=all
either in the .sh file, or as a parameter...

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