Hi folks.
I've been compiling my own apps for over a decade, but it seems like
it's time to get -with- the times, and start using precompiled binaries
more.
So I got a set of matching set of precomiled apache2/mysql5/php5 off of
ibiblio for a Solaris 9/Sparc box.
However, even though I have apache2 running with php5, and mysql5 is
running (mysql4 is not), phpinfo is telling me that it was built against
mysql4, and that it is using:
mysql
MySQL Support
enabled
Active Persistent Links
0
Active Links
0
Client API version
4.1.18
MYSQL_MODULE_TYPE
external
MYSQL_SOCKET
/tmp/mysql.sock
MYSQL_INCLUDE
-I/opt/csw/mysql4/include/mysql
MYSQL_LIBS
-L/opt/csw/mysql4/lib/mysql
-lmysqlclient
So it kind of seems like maybe I have php5 using mysql5 via the mysql4
client API. Does this sound about right?
And if so, what would I lose by leaving it this way? That is, are there
useful things in later versions of the mysql client API? -Is- there a
version 5.* of the mysql client API?
Thanks!
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