I'm trying to set up a server that will take every single request, no
matter what it looks like, and hand it off to a PHP script. Right now
I've accomplished this by sending 404 Not Found errors to a php page.
But this isn't ideal, because they show up as errors in the server
log. Does anyb
What I have done is to "uninstall" PHP5 and "re-installed" PHP 4.4.4 so as
to find out if I can connect to the MYSQL Database.
In PHP 4 the MySQL extension was built-in so there was no need to enable
it after installing PHP. This changed with PHP 5. The installation of
this extension is shown
Thanks,
What I have done is to "uninstall" PHP5 and "re-installed" PHP 4.4.4 so as
to find out if I can connect to the MYSQL Database.
This worked well as I was able to connect to the database with the same PHP
scripts (interface).
However, I still want to upgrade to PHP 5. could you help?
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Dear Mailing List,
I downloaded the mapserver package 4.8.4. In this package also the Apache
Version 2.0.58 and the Php version 5.1.4 is included.
I tried to open a php file, but it did not work! And so I studied all the
installation and configuration instructions and this made me really confus
It seems that you don't have enabled the MySQL-extension as described on
http://de.php.net/manual/en/ref.mysql.php#AEN111289 after installing PHP 5.
Hi,
I have just upgraded to PHP 5.2 from PHP 4. I am using Apache 2 with MYSQL.
Before the upgrade everything was working well. (Was able to connect to my
MYSQL database from PHP interface. However, now with the same PHP codes, I
am not able to connect to the MYSQL database instead I am getting e
