OS: Compaq Tru 64 4.0F
Compiler: GNU GCC 3.0.4 - libstdc++.3.0.4
MySQL 3.23.49
MySQL Protocol 10 - libmysqlclient.so.10.0.0

After upgrading apache/php with the new 3.23.49 libs all of my previously
working 'C' mysql applications have died. This is okay on one hand cause I
am moving them to 'php' but I just wanted to check out exactly what I did
wrong. I've stayed fairly current in the past and haven't had any
troubles.

I read in the manual that in any case recompile the .c files against the
new libmysqlclient and this should solve your problem. I did. :) But I'm
still getting apache 500 errors.

I wrote a quick .c program to grab a record from a db and it works. I then
add the appropriate html `stuff' and run it from apache and it croaks.

A note for you, when I first ran mysql after the upgrade it gave me a
libstdc++ loader error. I removed the symlink to the new 3.0.4 and ran the
older 3.0 and it then proceeded to work.

Maybe I should recompile apache? Will this work with the libstdc++.so.3.0?
Ack...

I know I'm missing the obvious here but can someone show me the light. I
do think that it's a lib issue but don't know where it is. 

Rob.


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