mysql support missing

[nobody]

I install rpms for php and mysql and php-mysql on rhel5. however phpinfo is
showing --without-mysql'

any idea on how i can enable mysql support?

[Paul Furman]

Re: mysql support missing

nobody wrote:

I install rpms for php and mysql and php-mysql on rhel5. however phpinfo is
showing --without-mysql'
>
any idea on how i can enable mysql support?

Sounds like php is running with the server home path set where
phpinfo.php resides. I think you need to change that in the apache
config file, forget the name httpconf? Am I understanding your question?

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[Paul Furman]

Re: mysql support missing

Paul Furman wrote:

nobody wrote:
>

>I install rpms for php and mysql and php-mysql on rhel5. however
>phpinfo is showing --without-mysql'
>>
>any idea on how i can enable mysql support?

>
>
Sounds like php is running with the server home path set where
phpinfo.php resides.

Nevermind, I don't think phpinfo requires mysql at all.

[nobody]

Re: mysql support missing

But in the phpinfo.php page,

it shows '--without-mysql' '--without-gd' '--without-odbc' '


how do I change that to with-mysql?

it has no support for mysql right now

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Paul Furman wrote:
>

>nobody wrote:
>>

>>I install rpms for php and mysql and php-mysql on rhel5. however phpinfo
>>is showing --without-mysql'
>>>
>>any idea on how i can enable mysql support?

>>
>>
>Sounds like php is running with the server home path set where
>phpinfo.php resides.

>
Nevermind, I don't think phpinfo requires mysql at all.

[Lars Eighner]

Re: mysql support missing

In our last episode,
<f732u1$e46$1@n ews.Stanford.ED U>,
the lovely and talented nobody
broadcast on comp.lang.php:

I install rpms for php and mysql and php-mysql on rhel5. however phpinfo is
showing --without-mysql'

any idea on how i can enable mysql support?

did the mysql module get registered in extensions.ini? Several installation
tools get something wrong with extensions.ini although it often is multiply
registering something which can give some ugly "already loaded" messages
when nothing really is wrong. If you have mysql.so (and it is the php
module from your most recent install) feel free to register it yourself.
Study the locate output carefully because some other applications have
mysql.so of their own. It should be clear which one belongs to php.


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[nobody]

Re: mysql support missing

I have mysql.so

its located in /usr/lib64/php/modules/mysql.so

how do i know if its registered? how do i register it?


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In our last episode,
<f732u1$e46$1@n ews.Stanford.ED U>,
the lovely and talented nobody
broadcast on comp.lang.php:
>

>I install rpms for php and mysql and php-mysql on rhel5. however phpinfo
>is
>showing --without-mysql'

>

>any idea on how i can enable mysql support?

>
did the mysql module get registered in extensions.ini? Several
installation
tools get something wrong with extensions.ini although it often is
multiply
registering something which can give some ugly "already loaded" messages
when nothing really is wrong. If you have mysql.so (and it is the php
module from your most recent install) feel free to register it yourself.
Study the locate output carefully because some other applications have
mysql.so of their own. It should be clear which one belongs to php.
>
>
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[Sjoerd]

Re: mysql support missing

nobody wrote:

I have mysql.so
how do i know if its registered? how do i register it?

You should have something like
extension=mysql .so
in your php.ini. phpinfo() will tell you where php.ini is located.

Sjoerd

[Good Man]

Re: mysql support missing

"nobody" <nobody@nobody. comwrote in
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But in the phpinfo.php page,
>
it shows '--without-mysql' '--without-gd' '--without-odbc' '
>
>
how do I change that to with-mysql?
>
it has no support for mysql right now

i'm pretty sure you have to rebuild/recompile (shoot me, i don't know the
right word) it manually... or whatever this step is:

../configure --with-mysql --with-apxs=/usr/local/apache/bin/apxs --disable-
debug --enable-ftp --enable-inline-optimization --enable-magic-quotes --
enable-mbstring --enable-mm=shared --enable-safe-mode --enable-track-vars
--enable-trans-sid --enable-wddx=shared --enable-xml --with-dom --with-
gettext --with-mysql=/usr/local/mysql --with-regex=system --with-xml --
with-zlib-dir=/usr/lib --enable-bcmath --enable-calendar --with-config-
file-path=/usr/local/lib --with-jpg-dir=/usr/local/lib --with-png-
dir=/usr/local/libpng-1.2.12 --with-gd

.... followed with make and make install

[Alexey Kulentsov]

Re: mysql support missing

nobody wrote:

I have mysql.so
>
its located in /usr/lib64/php/modules/mysql.so
>
how do i know if its registered? how do i register it?

May be dl('mysql.so') will help you if enabled.
See http://www.php.net/dl for details.

[Lars Eighner]

Re: mysql support missing

In our last episode,
<f73d8i$pa6$1@n ews.Stanford.ED U>,
the lovely and talented nobody
broadcast on comp.lang.php:

I have mysql.so

its located in /usr/lib64/php/modules/mysql.so

how do i know if its registered? how do i register it?

if you have a file called extensions.ini -- I'm guess you do if you are
running linux simply add the line
extension=mysql .so
to it. Look at the file, and just make another line like the ones already
in it. This is where php looks to find what modules to load, but it is just
a flat text file. As I mentioned, you can go to this file and remove lines
that are exact duplicates if you ever find "<so-and-soalready loaded"
messages when you fire up php.


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