PHP hasn't hardwired anything. The MySQL library which ships with PHP
does have this hardwired, but that is why I told your to use
--with-mysql=/path which tells PHP to not use the built-in library and to
use the system one which has the correct socket location built in.
-Rasmus
> Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
>
> > This is usually caused by a client library mismatch. If you have the
> > mysql client library installed on your system, use:
> >
> > --with-mysql=/usr
>
> Actually, I did a custom install. mySQL, plus relevant includes and
> libraries are all under /usr/local. The datafiles are under
> /usr/local/var/mysql, which is also default installation, however I
> configured it to also drop my socket in there
> (/usr/local/var/mysql/mysql.sock), and there is no way to instruct PHP's
> configure to account for that. Looking at the configure script, mysql.sock
> is hard wired to look at specific places, not to allow for a command line
> option.
>
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