ID: 22787
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: gregory dot fennell at am dot sony dot com
-Status: Open
+Status: Bogus
Bug Type: MySQL related
Operating System: RedHat v8.0
PHP Version: 4.3.1
Assigned To: sniper
New Comment:
Works fine here, with latest CVS snapshot and self compiled
Mysql 4.0.12.
Try with shorter configure line, maybe something else is
causing the problem.
(like this: ./configure --disable-all --with-mysql=/usr)
Previous Comments:
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[2003-03-31 06:44:48] gregory dot fennell at am dot sony dot com
Since this has been confirmed by several of my colleges and the post
from "jbernier at dalcom dot ca" as a real issue, I have re-opened this
ticket. Please see if there is a fix for this issue, or if we need to
change our config. I have confirmed this with 5 of my colleges.
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[2003-03-28 15:18:18] jbernier at dalcom dot ca
I have exactly the same problems. Is anybody found a solution. My
websites stop working after upgrading to MySQL 4.0.12. Please help.
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[2003-03-21 14:25:51] gregory dot fennell at am dot sony dot com
I am using the same confige statement for the 4.0.12 installation as I
am for the 3.23.55-1 in my php config. I am at a loss since I have
noticed this on 5 machines now all have different hardware, the only
thing that is similar is the kernel, php, openssl, and mysql.
When I install 4.0.12 (MySQL) i can't even use the natice mysql support
built into php. Any ideas to see what's up?
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[2003-03-21 14:16:03] paul at rydell dot com
PHP 4.3.1 works for me with MySQL 4.0.12. I have the RPMs of MySQL
installed and I compiled PHP 4.3.1 from source. No problems.
Maybe your --with-mysql path is wrong.
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[2003-03-21 13:39:45] gregory dot fennell at am dot sony dot com
I find this really hard to believe since this has happened on several
of our test machines. I am using the RPM distro of MySQL and simple
configs for PHP as you can see above. So to call this ticket "bogus" I
think is premature, but your call. Hope you don't see any more of
these issues in the future!
p.s.: I am not an amature in the Linux world and I know how to
configure a system so the statement "if everything is installed
correctly" wasn't really necessary. I posted this to be a help, not to
be belittled.
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