Thanks for the response.
Ok with php.ini in the ect directory I get a
Call to undefined function: mysql_connect()
Without the php.ini file all my functions fail, because Mandrake
linux has all the latest and greatest apache php and mysql
stuff. so during that build (which doesn't use the php.ini and
frankly I'm not sure where the php stuff is defined in apache),
because before the php.ini files ended up in the etc directory I
had to modify it from the php.ini-dist from the common lib
directory.
does this help?
Frank
--- John Nichel <jnichel@by-tor.com> wrote:
> Frank Tudor wrote:
> > Yes to the php-mysql rpm,
> >
> > But listen I think it was the way it built the initial
> appach
> > php mysql configurations I don't think the php.ini refects
> an
> > accurate setup of my php mysql setup.
> >
> > Frank
>
> Let's get away from the php.ini for a moment. Being that you
> did
> everything from RPM, the ini file doesn't come into play here
> (you
> basically have a default setup, with default settings). The
> stock
> php.ini file will do just fine.
>
> What is the output of this code on your box.....
>
> if (!@mysql_connect("your_host", "your_username",
> "your_password")){
> echo ( mysql_error() );
> } else {
> echo ( "Connection exists" );
> }
>
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