Yes, it was as the apache user. Sorry I failed to mention that.
Rick Emery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 11/03/2005, 04:43:03 PM:
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> > An interesting development. I found some reference to running my PHP
> > script from the command line to take Apache out of th
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Yup, I thought that was the problem too but when I added my server to
the conf file, there was no change. When you set up your MSSQL
connection in fedora, did you install anything else other than MSSQL
and PHP-MSSQL? Or did you have to set anything in your php.ini f
Yup, I thought that was the problem too but when I added my server to
the conf file, there was no change. When you set up your MSSQL
connection in fedora, did you install anything else other than MSSQL
and PHP-MSSQL? Or did you have to set anything in your php.ini file to
use the new extension?
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I get no output from mssql_get_last_message(). When I use the pear DB
class, and use $db->getMessage(), I get "connect failed", very useful
like usual with getMessage(). Even doing a print_r of the object
reveals nothing. I'm pretty sure that PHP is not even tryin
I get no output from mssql_get_last_message(). When I use the pear DB
class, and use $db->getMessage(), I get "connect failed", very useful
like usual with getMessage(). Even doing a print_r of the object
reveals nothing. I'm pretty sure that PHP is not even trying to
connect to the database a
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