RE: [PHP] DB's on seperate server

2003-10-20 Thread BENARD Jean-philippe
Hi,

With Oracle I'm sure the answer is "YES". Once compiled, PHP needs
Oracle libs in order to use OCI. I don't know exactly which libs but I think
there's somewhere a list of all needed libs which you could copy on your web
server.

Cordialement,
Jean-Philippe BENARD
Consultant STERIA Infogérance
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Quick yes or no question. My db's are running on a different server then my 
Webserver. I've temporarily mounted the directories from the db server to
the 
webserver to compile db access. Once PHP/Apache are compiled can they be 
safely unmounted or will it give me problems somewhere down the line? 

I guess in short. Once compiled does PHP need anything from the database 
install
directories?
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Re: [PHP] DB's on seperate server

2003-10-19 Thread Becoming Digital
If the DBMS itself is in those directories, may receive start errors in PHP when 
trying to load the database extension.  To prevent this problem, comment out the 
following line in your php.ini (assumes MySQL):

extension=mysql.so

You may also want to set mysql.max_links = 0 as an additional measure but I don't 
think it's necessary.

Edward Dudlik
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should not interrupt the person doing it."

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Quick yes or no question. My db's are running on a different server then my 
Webserver. I've temporarily mounted the directories from the db server to the 
webserver to compile db access. Once PHP/Apache are compiled can they be 
safely unmounted or will it give me problems somewhere down the line? 

I guess in short. Once compiled does PHP need anything from the database 
install
directories?
-- 
Ryan Thompson
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http://osgw.sourceforge.net
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[PHP] DB's on seperate server

2003-10-19 Thread Ryan Thompson
Quick yes or no question. My db's are running on a different server then my 
Webserver. I've temporarily mounted the directories from the db server to the 
webserver to compile db access. Once PHP/Apache are compiled can they be 
safely unmounted or will it give me problems somewhere down the line? 

I guess in short. Once compiled does PHP need anything from the database 
install
directories?
-- 
Ryan Thompson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://osgw.sourceforge.net
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