It is possible that your jobs is terminated due to an execution time limit set either by PHP (max_execution_time) or by your web server. In such cases, the JQD timeout is not reached but the HTTP request is still terminated, and returns possibly with a 200 code (esp. if PHP is the one stopping the e...

Did you select to install phpMyAdmin? (it's an optional component)

Shahar

Hi, This is an English forum, so I apologize but I'll reply in English (I used Google to translate your message so I hope I'm getting it right). To access phpMyAdmin, open the Zend Server GUI and click on the phpMyAdmin link in the dashboard. Like most other MySQL installations, the admin user is 'r...

Hi, Right now we do not include the GnuPG extension, and since there has been very low demand for it I do not think we are going to start shipping it. ] However, if you install the GnuPG libraries, you can easily add the PHP extension to Zend Server using pecl: # /usr/local/zend/bin/pecl install gnu...

Yes - in fact this is a PHP feature and there's a PHP directive to disable it. See http://php.net/manual/en/ini.core.php#ini.expose-php

You need to set the 'expose_php' directive to "Off" or 0.

Do you have the same bad characters in your XML as the previous posters or are you seeing the "500 error" symptom and assume it's the same problem? 500 errors can result from a very large number of reasons, and that problem should have been fixed a while ago.

For what operating system?

Shahar.

Hi Nick, I meant that instead of running 'mysql', you need to run './mysql' (mind the dot slash). This will work if you cd into /usr/local/zend/mysql/bin first. Alternatively, you can just specify the command's full path: run '/usr/local/zend/mysql/bin/mysql' instead of just 'mysql'. BTW this is not...

Hi, Can you make sure your browser cache and cookies are cleared, and try again? If that does not help you can also try to delete /usr/local/zend/tmp/gui/*. I would also suggest trying a different browser to make sure the problem is not in your browser. You can try to reinstall Zend Server if you wa...

Just to make sure there's no typo in your command, did you run 'mysql' or './mysql' ? There's a big difference in bash and most *NIX shells. The former expects 'mysql' to be in your PATH (which does not normally include /usr/local/zend/mysql/bin) while the latter means 'run the command which is in t...