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| Customer ( php) | 09/11/2006 07:12 AM |
| [ Jaysen B. Johnson, EMT-B ] > Hello: > > I am running a Fedora Core 5 system as a web server with Apache > 2.2.3, PHP 5.1.5, and MySQL 5.0.22 > > I would like to setup a PostNuke CMS website which uses PHP and > MySQL. However, when I get to the point where it needs to connect to > my database to install the tables I get the following error. Fatal > error: Call to undefined function mysql_connect() > > Doing some research on this error tells me this is due to not having > PHP compiled with MySQL support. When I try to compile PHP 5 with > MySQL support it fails saying it cannot find the libraries. I > understand that PHP 5 does not come bundled with the libraries or > headers anymore. > > Where can I get the libraries I need to compile PHP5 with MySQL > support so my CMS site will work? I've searched google and have also > tried rpmfind.net and the yum repositories. I've even searched the > downloads at MySQL website and have had no luck with this. You need to download and install MySQL[1] on your server, and then point to the install-directory when compiling PHP: --with-mysql=/path/to/mysql The configure-script should detect libraries in the MySQL-installation. See "configure --help" for more info. [1] http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/ -- ~ksvee "When come back, bring pie!" -- Weebl | |
Title: Re: [PHP-INSTALL] php5 and mysql support
