Barry Smith wrote:
> People:
>
> Let's get real here.
>
> M$ is a commercial entity that views most of it's objects
> and interfaces as proprietary product.
>
> Linux, PHP, and almost everything distributed under GPL
> is not a commercial entity, or usually has no cost associated.
>
> I've heard
Hi Mike,
There can be a few gotchas compiling PHP (as in the configure or make commands
will fail with no indication as to why). I have only ever installed PHP as an
apache module and with command-line support (the default). The basic procedure
goes like this:
1. download and unpack the php-5
People:
Let's get real here.
M$ is a commercial entity that views most of it's objects
and interfaces as proprietary product.
Linux, PHP, and almost everything distributed under GPL
is not a commercial entity, or usually has no cost associated.
I've heard of Ubuntu, but I'm not sure whether i
The PHP version that came with Ubuntu 6.06 Linux does not have MS SQL
compiled into it. It seems like most PHPs do not by the PHP docs.
PHP is on the Linux machine. MS SQL Server is on a Windows machine within
the domain. I need to use MS SQL within PHP on the Linux server to access
the MS SQL
Mike wrote:
> I am new to Linux and have NEVER compiled PHP. I have PHP 5 and need to
> compile it with MS SQL support. Per PHP docs, I installed FreeTDS and tested
> it and it works. Now I need to (re)compile PHP to get the support I need to
> access MS SQL databases. I am on a Ubuntu 6.06 version
I am new to Linux and have NEVER compiled PHP. I have PHP 5 and need to
compile it with MS SQL support. Per PHP docs, I installed FreeTDS and tested
it and it works. Now I need to (re)compile PHP to get the support I need to
access MS SQL databases. I am on a Ubuntu 6.06 version of Linux.
Again, P
