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Hi, i have a problem. The server seems functioning well, except MySQL. I have install MySQL rpms for server, share and client. But when I access database through php3, I keep on receive the error:
Fatal Error, unsupported commands of mysql_connect() in xxx.php3 Can anyone help me ? |
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Assuming your MySQL installation is correct (which you can verify by attempting to connect via the command line), did you uncomment the mysql.dll line from the php3.ini file?
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Since the issue is on Red Hat Linux 6, where does a .dll file come into the picture ?
Even I am facing the same problem. This is because the PHP RPM does not install the database support for Mysql. What is the get-aroung for this problem ? Or do we have to 'make' from a fresh source instead of installing from a RPM. |
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Ahh, missed the rpm part and the subject line evidently. You'd need to find an RPM that had mysql support compiled in or make.
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