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Posted by MichaelGreen on May 29, 2005 17:38:56
The apache error log shows -> Call to undefined function mysql_pconnect()
Googling for that error; it was suggested that my php install did not have mysql support.
I installed Snort with mysql support on an OpenBSD 3.7 server.
I compliled snort; and it is creating events in the mysql snort database.
All the other required programs (including) php I installed as packages. For php I did a pkg_add php5-mysql-5.0.3p1.tgz (mysql database access extensions for php5). Package add then installed all the dependancies.
Since I installed php5-mysql I assumed that it would have mysql support.
Does anybody have any idea why mysql_pconnect() is failing????
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Posted by SecureIdeas on June 19, 2005 17:39:44
Hi-
Mysql_pconnect is an ADODB function. You need to install that also. It is outlined in the README, if you have any troubles.
Kevin
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Posted by clank on December 02, 2005 04:36:49
I have the same problem. I tried upgrading the adodb software. I was using adodb462. but saw they had a newer version on there site. so downloaded adodb468 |
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Posted by clank on December 02, 2005 04:49:55
and it still doesn't work!
sorry couldn't see a way to edit. |
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Posted by clank on December 02, 2005 12:27:33
php-mysql
mysql-shared-compat
mod_auth_mysql
I reinstalled those from the atrpms repository. I am running fedora core 4. I did it in that order and checked after each install.. with a restart of mysql and httpd. Might of gotten away with just installing mod_auth_mysql.
cause after that it worked! |
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Posted by May on February 05, 2006 22:46:00
did it work to u mr clank because i have same problem!! |
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Posted by clank on February 06, 2006 04:23:34
Yes it did. I had to reinstall the above mods.. listed . and it work for me. see my reply below.
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php-mysql
mysql-shared-compat
mod_auth_mysql
I reinstalled those from the atrpms repository. I am running fedora core 4. I did it in that order and checked after each install.. with a restart of mysql and httpd. Might of gotten away with just installing mod_auth_mysql.
cause after that it worked!
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