Apache 2.0.52 + PHP 4.3.9 + mySQL 4.1.7 -- OLD mysql library

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hello everyone!

I have a problem, and it goes like this:


I installed Apache 2 on my Windows dev box (because A1 sucks on Windows) 
and PHP 4.3.9 (because that's what I have on my hosting box) and mySQL 
4.1.7 cause it's the latest

everything went well, I even ran a phpinfo() to see if everything was 5/5


I then decided it would be cool to have phpMyAdmin to make data transfers a 
lot easier...


after installing those 3 pieces of software, I really wasn't prepared for 
the anguish of getting pMA to work :)


it repeatedly reports
MySQL said:
#1251 - Client does not support authentication protocol requested by 
server; consider upgrading MySQL client


I have compared phpinfo() output on my hosting box and on my windows dev 
box and I found this teeny weeny difference:

dev box: Client API version 	3.23.49
hosting box: Client API version 	4.0.22


I have read the latest 'solutions' from this newsgroup but I still can't 
seem to get it working. please help me, I'm becoming VERY desperate


I have replaced c:\php\dlls\libmySQL.dll with C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL 
Server 4.1\bin\libmySQL.dll, no change noticed

I have then attempted to copy the same libmySQL.dll file to the extensions 
folder and load it -- no success... till I found out I had to modify 
extension_dir to "C:\php\extensions"... then I got a 'Invalid library 
(maybe not a PHP library) 'libmysql.dll'' error from Apache...


only thing that strikes me odd is that I can't find php_mysql.dll or 
php_mysqli.dll anywhere in the installation...

please assist me. thank you,
Luka aka AlliX


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