On Wed, 2005-03-23 at 18:30 +0100, Alexander Dalloz wrote: > Am Mi, den 23.03.2005 schrieb Neil Dugan um 4:14: > > > > > phpinfo() says that the 'configure command' > > > > includes '--with-pgsql=shared' > > This does not mean the PHP part is there on your system. PHP is split > into several packages and not one monolithic package. Please see the > package list. > > > > just for fun... > > > > > > did you install php-pgsql ? 'rpm -q php-pgsql' > > > > > > > Says package not installed. > > BUT the file 'php-pgsql-4.3.10-3.2.i386.hdr' is in '/var/spool/up2date' > > directory. > > The .hdr (header) files are fetched for each repository you did > configure for up2date. They are downloaded regardless of what you really > have installed so far. They are used to evaluate dependencies of > packages. You will find a lot of .hdr files in the up2date spool > directory for RPMs which you do not have installed on your system > actually. > > As the others already told you: you will have to install the php-pgsql > RPM: up2date-nox -i php-pgsql. > > Alexander Thanks for the info Alexander as recommended by Craig, I did install the php-pgsql package. I used 'yum'. This has fixed the problem, every thing seems to be working fine now. Neil
