No, because I fear that would break the existing customer php apps, which
is the whole point of running two versions of MySQL.
What I guess I need to know is if php's mysql and mysqli extensions can be
made to recognize two different sets of client libs.
Unless you're telling me that having them use the 5.0 client libraries
won't break working 3.23 apps...
On Wed, 2 Jul 2008, Curtis Maurand wrote:
Did you rebuild php against the 5.0 libraries as I suggested yesterday? If
you didn't it will only recognize the 3.23 version. It will not be able to
talk to the 5.0 version.
Curtis
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It would appear that the problem isn't getting MySQL 3.23 and 5.0 to run on
the same server with different ports and sockets, but rather getting
mod_php to recognize both clients. phpinfo() shows only 3.23, since it's
in the standard path.
If anyone has experience getting two different versions recognized by php,
I'd greatly appreciate input.
Thanks!
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