Re: call to undefined mysql function - fixed

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>>>Do you have installed the php-mysql package?
>>
>>>In FC2 it's php-mysql-4.3.6-5
>> --- Jim Carey <jim@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>> Am getting this message
>>>
>>> PHP Fatal  error:  Call to undefined function:
>>> mysql_get_client_info() when
>>> using code that interfaces to MySQL. - eg phpMyAdmin
>>> and PostNuke
>>>
>>> I am on FC2 and this all works fine on FC1
>>>
>>> phpinfo() shows support for MySQL. I can get into
>>> MySQL via Webmin
>>>
>>> Any ideas - do I have to re-install MySQL, any php
>>> development tools etc ?
>>
>> Hi - thanks ,
>> no - looks like I didn't  -
>>
>> so did a yum install php-mysql and that problem went and now I get
>> another
>> one:
>>
>> PHP Fatal  error:  Call to undefined function: mysql_connect() - this is
>> coming from a pnadodb/drivers/adodb-mysql.inc call from postnuke.
>>
>> Do I need something else as well here in the adodb line ?
>>
>> Jim
>>
>
> looking at the phpinfo() output I notice that there are entries in various
> places - including the ./configure for mysql:
>
> '--with-mysql=shared,/usr'
> supported databases  MySQL ODBC PostgreSQL Microsoft SQL Server FrontBase
> Oracle 8 (oci8) Sybase-CT
>
> but no sep mysql section - so looks like I did something wrong on the
> initial install in FC2
>
> if I do a ./configure --enable-mysql - and the make and make install  is
> this going to add MySQL (and keep everything that is currently there) - or
> do I need to remove it and do a full re-install of php ?
>
> Jim
>

I am stupid - after adding the php-mysql I should have realised that this
would require a restart of Apache - did it and all is well

thanks for the help all
Jim



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