Re: [cobalt-users] mysql.so

[Barry Weiser <barry@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I'm back, same problem edited "both" php.ini can't hurt (or can it?) Anyway 
I became fixated on loading mysql.so into my httpd.conf... I read it could 
help getting the PHP bbs script to find what it needs and start up... I'm 
getting nowhere fast... As I mentioned I can address mysql from the linux 
command line but am unable to run scripts from a .php file through a browse...

I tried many permutations, last time I tried loading mysql.so from the 
httpd.conf it burped this and stalled...



Setting up Web Service:  httpdSyntax error on line 104 of 
/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf:
Can't locate API module structure `mod_php4-4.0.4-module' in file 
/usr/lib/apache/php/mysql.so: /usr/sbin/httpd: undefined symbol: 
mod_php4-4.0.4-module

At this point I'm completely bewildered...

Any help would be appreciated...

Barry

At 01:27 PM 5/28/2003 -0600, you wrote:
> Apparently somewhere there is a reference to msql.so that should
> probably be mysql.so. Usually when there's a bad reference in the
> httpd.conf file apache will fail to start.
>
> Also, there's 2 versions of PHP running on your 550. One is for the
> admin server the other is for the virtual sites. Make sure you've got
> the right php.ini.
>
> There's really not much to the PHP upgrade. There's a package that will
> do it on the virtual host side. (The admin server will still run the
> original version.) There's some pretty serious problems with the version
> of PHP that you've got now. Edison makes a good package that does this.






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