Well, thanks to everybody for their replies. I appreciate the help,
and sorry to those who thought the question was asked in an
inappropriate list. I ended up just configuring using --with-mysql=/*
and everything seemed to work. Some how I doubt this was the
*right* solution, but oh well.
WCBaker wrote:
> Wrong. As the MySQL Development Team suggested, this is a quesiton for
PHP
> people. THe message "Header files not found at .. " has nothing to
> do with MySQL. This is a header that is being generated (HTML HEADERS).
> Therefore, at the TOP of a (PHP) script file you ar
Wrong. As the MySQL Development Team suggested, this is a quesiton for PHP
people. THe message "Header files not found at .. " has nothing to
do with MySQL. This is a header that is being generated (HTML HEADERS).
Therefore, at the TOP of a (PHP) script file you are saying something lik
Sorry Jorge. I thought that the individuals on this list would be
more qualified to answer a question regarding where a specific
installation (3.23.38 RPM) of MySQL placed specific files ( "header
files"? ) than would PHP users.
Justin Pease
On 17 May 2001, at 9:53, Jorge del Conde wrote:
>
Hi,
This Q should be asked in the php lists instead, but in the mean time, try
configuring php like so:
./configure --with-mysql
that usually does the trick when RPM's are installed ...
Regards,
Jorge
MySQL Development Team
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/ |/ /_ __/ __/ __ \/ / Jorge del
Hi,
> I just installed the latest version of MySQL (3.23.38 I believe) from
> an RPM on Red Hat Linux 7.0. My question is when configuring
> PHP4 I need to include the --with-mysql= ? statement. Where
> would the correct file be with the RPM install. I have tried almost
> every directo
