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    Another MySQL Help Thread

    I have been following a guide to setting up your own web server (http://www.webdevinfo.com/articles/41/5) and I have installed apache and PHP and they both work fine. I tried to install MySQL however, it will install, and I go to run winmysqladmin.exe (like the guide says) and it gives me an error
    "This application has failed to start because LIBMYSQL.dll was not found. Re-installing the application may fix this problem."
    I've already tried re-installing MySQL (I propperly used the add remove progs to get rid of it) and still nothin.
    Also, I did a search on my machine for LIBMYSQL.dll and it found 4 files, 2 in my PHP folder and another 2 in seperate folders in my MySQL folder.
    Does anyone have any idea what has gone wrong?
    Cheers for your help

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    Oppps, fixed my own problem.
    I copied LIBMYSQL.dll from mysql\lib\opt\ into mysql\bin\ and it started up fine.
    Why didnt LIBMYSQL.dll get installed there in the first place if it is needed?

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    Maybe the paths weren't configured properly? I've never tinkered with it on my own rigs so I haven't got a clue to be honest.
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