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<blockquote data-quote="bokohut" data-source="post: 136249" data-attributes="member: 48058"><p>I am running tvserver with MySql.&nbsp; I was also getting this error on every install.&nbsp; Using the mysql gui tools I found that in the mysql tables of &quot;server&quot; there is an entry for the tvservers name.&nbsp; I believe this maybe assuming the local LAN has proper DSN working.&nbsp; I do not use DSN on my local LAN and therefore use IP's for everything, thats just how I do it.&nbsp; So back to the topic, I believe the clients pull this from setup in some way and on my network the client knows nothing of this name.&nbsp; I updated the &quot;server&quot; table with the ipaddress then installed on a clean VISTA Os but it didnt work.&nbsp; So the solution that I used on all my machines was to make a named entry in the host file of windows directory located in &quot;SYSTEM32\driver\etc&quot; directory.&nbsp; After this entry no reboot is needed and all is well...</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="bokohut, post: 136249, member: 48058"] I am running tvserver with MySql. I was also getting this error on every install. Using the mysql gui tools I found that in the mysql tables of "server" there is an entry for the tvservers name. I believe this maybe assuming the local LAN has proper DSN working. I do not use DSN on my local LAN and therefore use IP's for everything, thats just how I do it. So back to the topic, I believe the clients pull this from setup in some way and on my network the client knows nothing of this name. I updated the "server" table with the ipaddress then installed on a clean VISTA Os but it didnt work. So the solution that I used on all my machines was to make a named entry in the host file of windows directory located in "SYSTEM32\driver\etc" directory. After this entry no reboot is needed and all is well... [/QUOTE]

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