On 11/6/24 5:11 PM, Nathanael Noblet wrote:
On Wed, 2024-11-06 at 11:11 -0600, Steven P. Ulrick wrote:
The directory "/usr/lib64/php/modules/mysqli" does NOT exist.
"/usr/lib64/php/modules/mysqli.so (/usr/lib64/php/modules/mysqli.so"
DOES exist
Take a look at files in /etc/php.d. There should be lots of ini files
there. Perhaps there's one there that is trying to enable a module but
is pointing to the wrong file? If so that'd be a bug to report.
Here is a list of all the files in /etc/php.d:
10-opcache.ini
20-bz2.ini
20-calendar.ini
20-ctype.ini
20-curl.ini
20-dom.ini
20-exif.ini
20-fileinfo.ini
20-ftp.ini
20-gd.ini
20-gettext.ini
20-iconv.ini
20-mbstring.ini
20-mysqlnd.ini
20-pdo.ini
20-phar.ini
20-simplexml.ini
20-sodium.ini
20-sqlite3.ini
20-tokenizer.ini
20-xml.ini
20-xmlwriter.ini
20-xsl.ini
30-mysqli.ini
30-pdo_dblib.ini
30-pdo_firebird.ini
30-pdo_mysql.ini
30-pdo_sqlite.ini
30-xmlreader.ini
mlt.ini
opcache-default.blacklist
I looked at every file. All of the .ini files follow a similar pattern.
For example, "30-mysqli.ini" looks like this:
; Enable mysqli extension module
extension=mysqli
In each of the INI files, the "extension=" line contains the exact
information that is between the "-" & "." in the file names. Nothing
appeared to be out of order.
Steven P. Ulrick
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