[horde] Configuring MySQL module

[Chris J Albertson]

It doesn't sound like you want to be messing with compiles in Linux just yet. I
would advise that you stick to the RPM's. (I'm making the assumption that you
have php installed via an rpm, since you're on Red Hat.)

Cruise on over to www.rpmfind.net and search for php-mysql.
If you open a command prompt and do rpm -qa | grep php    you should be able to
find the version number of php you're running. Download that version of
php-mysql and install it. You should be set with the php & mysql at that point.
no need to compile.

Good luck.

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Quoting Brian Leader <brian at ideaslive.com>:

 Thanks for the response.  I don't understand the ./configure command below.
  Do you mean run a script called "configure"?  In what directory is that
 script located?  I didn't see it in the horde directory.  I'm using RedHat
 7.3 by the way.
 
 Brian
 
 On Tue,  1 Jul 2003 01:13:46 -0500, <rcooper at jamesconeyisland.com> wrote:
 
 > Quoting Brian Leader <brian at ideaslive.com>:
 >
 >> I've got horde running in Linux.  I'm trying to set it up with mysql,
 >> but the php info page says that mysql is not enabled.  I don't see the
 >> mysql.so module in my modules directory.  How can I get the correct
 >> module for my version of php (4.1.2)?  Or how can I compile php with
 >> mysql built in?
 >
 > This is off-topic but I'll answer it.
 >
 >
 > ./configure --with-mysql=[dir]
 >
 >
 > Normally even that is not necessary if you already have mysql installed.
 > The configure script should auto-detect most things on your system.
 > Since
 > you wasn't specific as to which Linux distribution you are using, it is
 > difficult to be more specific than this. See:
 >
 > http://us4.php.net/installation
 >
 > Sounds like you will have to install mysql too.  Note you will need the
 > mysql client libs. PHP 4.1.2 is pretty old. Compiling PHP Apache with all
 > the right stuff is not hard, but  it can be if you don't know what you
 > are doing.
 >
 > Ron
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