Hi Tom, > > Ah, that's good. Then it is just a problem of MySQL. > > Have you tried accessing a remote machine running MySQL 3.2x > instead of 4.0? That seems like an obvious potential culprit.
I just finished doing that on a third machine that didn't have a previous MySQL installation. I installed the same version that the webserver has. I had the same results. I was also disappointed to find that the binary distribution I'm using is not compiled with debugging support. We've also had another thought... The webservers are load balanced with a Cisco Local Director. This piece of equipment is between the webserver and the dbserver. So I am now going to install the same version of MySQL on another server on the same side of the Local Director and see if that makes a difference. If not, I plan to recompile MySQL with debugging and continue. This really blows and I hope I find the solution soon. > Note that the standard MySQL extension carries this note: > > This MySQL extension will not work with MySQL versions greater > than 4.1.0. For that, use MySQLi. > Not sure what MySQLi is, but I had thought since the 4.x mysql client worked from the console, that there was no version problem because it would be using the same client libraries that PHP is using. Is that not the case? Thanks, Cameron -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
