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Need help with "Rootpath"

J

jgazaway

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Hello,

Very newbie question here, but couldn't find it anywhere..

I just created a simple mysql db because a script asks for it that I installed.

I need to edit one line of the script where it calls for the rootpath

In other webhosts (shared hosting accts), it's usually been something like

/usr/bin/mysql

But now that I'm using Plesk and not cpanel, I'm not sure if that'd be the same, or if it's different..

Please advise. And also, please direct me to where you got this information because I'd like to have it bookmarked for future reference should I need it again later on :)

Thanks,
Jason Gazaway
 
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