Oh yah I should have mentioned that this was on a host that has no public internet access. If your host is live on the internet your best off building your own php for now. Until Redhat gets working php-mysql rpms anyway.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >that's exactly what i did sunday morning - but i was just kinda wondering >about the security issue (the reason they sent out the updates). i would >like to think we could make those updates and not have a key feature in >php broken. > > > On Mon, 4 Mar 2002, Jacob Rush wrote: > >>jack wallen wrote: >> >>>out of nowhere my awf is giving me the Don't Panic screen. i was just >>>looking at the site last night and when i woke up this morning -BLAM. >>>it's unable to connect to the datase. i had just updated php (for the >>>security warning). >>> >>>anyone have any suggestions? >>> >>Would you happen to be on a redhat linux 7.2 system? >>I had this happen yesterday I installed a new system >>and did all the latest updates but I couldnt get any >>php app to connect to a mysql database. Finally figgured >>out that there must be something wrong whith the php rpms >>and sure enough I backed them out and installed the >>ones off of the install media and all was well.. >>The version I was having trouble with is php-4.0.6-12 from >>updates.redhat.com >> >> >> >> >>_______________________________________________ >>awf-list mailing list --> [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>http://www.ssc.com/mailman/listinfo/awf-list >> > _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
