Hi. Well, I seem to be having problems getting PHP to recognize that I have mysql support in place. When I try to view a document with a mysql_connect() function in it, I get:
Fatal error: Call to unsupported or undefined function mysql_connect() in /home/cmayes/public_html/apples.php3 on line 12 Now, the given php script will probably not work correctly as I do not have things set up exactly the way I had them on the machine where I had originally wrote (copied) the script. Even so, it should be able to use the function, right? Anyway, I checked for the .so, and yep, it's in the right place: cmayes:/usr/lib/php3/apache# ls calendar.so crypt.so mysql.so In my /etc/php3/apache/php3.ini: extension_dir = /usr/lib/php3/apache The strange thing is that I had done almost exactly the same thing on a previous Debian install without a problem. I have the following packages installed from the unstable tree: mysql mysql-dev mysql-client apache php3 php3-mysql php3-cgi-mysql (just to be safe) ..and the dependencies associated with the above. I am running a potatofied Debian on a 2.2.6 kernel. What else should I check, change or do in order to track down the problem? Standard PHP seems to work fine, BTW. TIA, -Chris
