Good morning, sorry for the number mistyping. It OS X.1.5. I was using PHP 4.2.1 prior. Apple just recently updated a major security issue in Apache and now I'm running 1.3.26 instead of 1.3.22. I was using PHP 4.2.1 with MySQL 3.23.51 and Apache 1.3.22 prior to the security update and all was working. After sleeping and thinking about this, I'm inclined to say that the security update that updated Apache to 1.3.26 is the culprit. I'm going to step backwards this morning and try to install PHP 4.1.2 back onto my OS X system and see if PHP starts working again. PHP is functioning in its current state, just not passing variables as it once did. If you can't pass variables, your databases are useless if you require a login and pwd. If going backwards to PHP 4.1.2 works, I'll respond back here. If it fails, I'm going to upgrade back to PHP 4.2.1 and then step backwards with Apache if possible to 1.3.22 and try again. If this works, will respond as well. I'm no Unix guru, so I'm swimming in uncharted territory. But with that said, I'm not building the installs, but using the packages that others have done..., I don't have no working history in performing builds or truly understand how they work. But can perform them if the steps are wrtten up for me. Will be back later today with a reply. 🙂