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peter:

--- Quote ---###########################################################################
# SQL [OPTIONAL]
#   Your SQL configuration for use with Denora.
#
# To make use of SQL use these tokens and change their setting to the
# appropriate values.
#       
# Please read docs/MYSQL file for more info and details.
#
# Required tokens:
#  type        - SQL server type.
#                Available options:
#                  mysql
#                NOTE: Denora supports MySQL. Future versions may support
#                other SQL technologies.
#  host        - SQL server hostname.
#  user        - SQL user to log in with.
#  passwd      - SQL pass required for the specified user to log in.
#  name        - SQL database name Denora uses
#
# Optional tokens:
#  sock        - MySQL UNIX socket
#  port        - MySQL TCP port
#  retryonlost - Attempt to reconnect sql even if we lost the server
#  retries     - Number of retry attempts
#  retrygap    - Time gap between each retry attempt
#                The product of these values must be between 1 and 60.
#  disableopt  - Use with caution, only enable this if you are having
#                problems with mysql and zlib functions
#  keepusers   - Do not truncate the users table on startup
#                Use this only in combination with the "usercache" setting!
#                Only enable this if you really need it.
#  keepservers - Do not truncate the server table on startup
#                Use this only in combination with the "servercache"
#                setting! Only enable this if you really need it.

sql {
    // required tokens
    type        mysql;
    host        localhost;
    user        anonymous;
    passwd      password;
    name        denora;

    // optional tokens
    #sock        /tmp/mysql.sock;
    #port        3306;
    #retryonlost 0;
    #retries     6;
    #retrygap    10;
    #disableopt;
    #keepusers;
    #keepservers;
};
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i get this error:  You can not use this command, the SQL code is disabled.

Charles Kingsley:
Which OS?

peter:
windows vista....

Charles Kingsley:
And you have MySQL installed? Which version?

peter:
yes, 5.1

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