RH ES2 / MySQL 4.1 / PHP4.3.x

From: Ron (xxx_at_xxx.com)
Date: 07/04/05

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    Date: Mon, 4 Jul 2005 18:46:47 +0100

    Hi all,

    Can someone point me in the right direction ?

    I've spent most of the weekend trawling through manuals to find an answer
    but so far nothing useful has appeared. here's the problem .

    I'm trying to set up a Redhat ES3 system with MySQL and PHP
    The supplied CDs have MySQL 3.x.x on them and the RPMs do appear to
    install - but i couldn't get the daemon to appear in the services list - So
    I installed MySQL 4.1.12 from RPMs on the MySQL site and got a viable
    database. - it is my preferred version anyway

    Now comes the problem, although the distro has PHP it can't connect to the
    database because 'something' is missing: the error comes out from PHP as '
    cannot load MySql extension'

    The PHP rpm was compiled with MySQL switches on as shown in the phpinfo
    listing. there is no specific php section though, which I would have
    expected.

    Do i just need to copy some MySql client libraries over or do i need to do a
    complete build of PHP from source to link in the missing extensions.

    Thanks

    Ron

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