A nicer way to get that info is to put a script containing phpinfo() into your webserver document root - call it something like test.php: test.php -------- <?php phpinfo(); ?> that's it - just that one line. Then just browse to http://name_of_your_server/test.php and you'll get a nicely formatted page telling you all the different things about your webserver and all the options it was built with - including PHP and MySQL stuff (if it was built with MySQL support). HTH. -- Hardy Merrill Red Hat, Inc. John Haxby [jch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] wrote: > > Mike Kenny - CPX Mngd Services wrote: > > >Not able to test from here, but phpinfo() may be of use > > > >-----Original Message----- > >From: Ricky Malt [mailto:ric@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] > > > >Greetings, > > How can i determine if my php is compiled with mysql support. and > >how do i do this to determine any package for its configured modules. > > > > Indeed: > > echo '<? phpinfo(); ?>' | php | grep -i mysql > > jch
