PgSQL support isn't compiled into that. You can make a script like <?php phpinfo(); ?> to output what support is compiled in. Your best bet will to be to download the php source and compile it in yourself, unless there is a pgsql module laying around. I switched from slack a few years back so I'm not sure what they're doing with the php package these days. If you decide to compile it from source, just do a ./configure --with-pgsql (and other options you want/need) and --with-apxs and that should get you what you need. Good luck :) Gavin On Thu, 2005-03-10 at 16:08 -0500, Van Ingen, Lane wrote: > I am new to both PHP and PostgreSQL. Trying to install PHP and PostgreSQL 8.0 on Slackware Linux 10.0.0 . > I am getting the following error out of Apache: > "Fatal Error: Call to undefined function: pg_connect() ...." > > PostgreSQL is up and running, and appears to be fine. > > Have found a lot of web references to this; the best was http://us2.php.net/pgsql . But am unable > to proceed because I am not sure what to do. > > Facts about what I have installed: > - Installed PHP from Slackware binary; I made no special efforts to compile it. According to a PHP utility > function (phpinfo()), looks like it might be configured for MySQL already. > - version info: > PHP = 4.3.7 > Linux kernel = 2.4.26 > Apache = 1.3.31 > > How do I find these functions and install OR configure the php.ini file? > > I don't think this is hard to fix, but it is beating me up right now. What I need to find a blow-by-blow of > what to do. Can somebody help me? > > ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- > TIP 4: Don't 'kill -9' the postmaster
