Frank_Rizzo
msg:3938458 | 9:21 pm on Jun 22, 2009 (gmt 0) |
what O/S is it? You may have it installed via a package manager. If so and you want to add some extra php bolt on you just need to yum install php-bolton or apt-get php-bolton the ./configure make make install is used when you download and unpack the php tar file. Get the file from php.net unzip and untar it and then navigate to the install directory and run from there.
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Tommybs
msg:3938472 | 9:32 pm on Jun 22, 2009 (gmt 0) |
I'm on fedora core 4. Basically I'm getting a load of errors when using mysqli extension specifically
Probably your client library is incompatible with the server version you use!
Now my mysql version is 5.0.83
but my phpinfo says the client api is 4.1. after doing some research it seems I need to recompile php but for the life of me I am stumped.
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Frank_Rizzo
msg:3938652 | 8:43 am on Jun 23, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Has this only started happening whilst working previously? Or are you trying something new? Take a look at what is already installed yum list ¦grep php yum list ¦grep mysql note the ¦grep is the broken pipe character and word grep If php and mysql were installed via yum packages then they should be listed there. But it could be the case they were compiled manually.
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Tommybs
msg:3938661 | 8:54 am on Jun 23, 2009 (gmt 0) |
It has only just started happening recently when I switched from using standard mysql statements to using mysqli to use bound processes
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graeme_p
msg:3940150 | 11:06 am on Jun 25, 2009 (gmt 0) |
You may be able to find a newer mysqli or php (not sure which you need) rpm. Does Fedora have backports repos?
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