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  • August 18, 2009 at 3:04 am in reply to: Tunnelling On Shared Host: Extension Xml Was Not Found #23681
    sheppoor
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    Solution! (a follow-up for anyone who finds themselves in the same boat)

    In GoDaddy you need to upgrade your hosted account to IIS 7. This will give you full PHP 5.0, not the old stripped down version GoDaddy used to give us with IIS 6 and 5.

    Warning, going to IIS 7 is a pain; first you need to move any older 4.0 mySQL databases to 5.0 (4.1 is apparently ok but I've not tested) and ditch any MS SqlServer dbs completely. Once you've got your apps working again with the new connection strings, then you can start the IIS upgrade – which then takes 48 hours. The IIS upgrade will first move all your MySQL databases to yet another new server so you will have new connection strings again. Do this connection string upgrade immediately, you will have a short window before you will be temporarily locked out. It will then move you site, and if have a static IP then that will change too. Expect to be unable to connect via FTP for 48 hours, including direct FTP to a static IP address. Also, you may need to change they way you send automated emails under IIS 7.

    But, when all is said and done you will be able to connect via the tunnel, and the best part is direct connections to the new GoDaddy MySQL db locations works as well – I'm shocked that GoDaddy allows it now, but I'm happy.

    I'm a happy up-to-date SQLyog customer again, no more ancient versions for me. Thanks!

    January 22, 2008 at 2:53 pm in reply to: Tunnelling On Shared Host: Extension Xml Was Not Found #23680
    sheppoor
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    Thank you for the update. I really appreciate knowing what the issues are.

    January 21, 2008 at 4:22 pm in reply to: Tunnelling On Shared Host: Extension Xml Was Not Found #23677
    sheppoor
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    peterlaursen wrote on Jul 15 2007, 04:03 AM:
    did 6.x solve the issue or do you need more help on this?

    The problem remains with godaddy.com and everyone using their windows shared hosting accounts.

    I am a registered user of version 4.1 and it works correctly. I am also a registered user of 5.22 and it does not work. I've just tried version 6.15 (trial version) and it fails as well. Same errors as the posters above. FYI, The godaddy.com Linux accounts work just fine with all versions of SQLyog, but unfortunately I need to use windows-based hosting for some of my clients.

    Version 6.15 (trial) tunneling returns the following message:

    Error: Extension XML was not found compiled and loaded in the PHP interpreter. SQLyog requires this extensionto work properly.

    Tunnel version: 6.0.

    This PHP page exposes the MySQL API as a set of webservices.

    This page allows SQLyog to manage a MySQL server even if the MySQL port is blocked or remote access to MySQL is not allowed.

    Visit Webyog to get more details about SQLyog.

    I see two possible solutions. The first is to have godaddy.com properly install the XML components required for PHP. The other option is to allow the old non-XML version SQLyogTunnel to operate in the latest version of SQLyog.

    Since you are now partnering with godaddy.com to sell SQLyog monthly subscriptions to Linux hosted users, do you have any sway to get them to support the Windows platform properly? If not, can you publish a non-XML version of SQLyogTunnel?

    If you need any further details please let me know.

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