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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 03/13/07 04:02
inetquestion wrote:
> On Mar 12, 9:31 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attglobal.net> wrote:
>> inetquestionwrote:
>>> when I try to compile php-5.2.1 it gives an error about not being able
>>> to find mysqlclient and that it isn't included with mysql anymore.
>>> I've checked on the system and indeed they do not exist. Ok, I
>>> understand that it isn't included any longer, but what do I need to
>>> install in order to get the header files? I thought I was onto
>>> something on the mysql site when i saw mention of mysqlclient and C-
>>> header files, but it ultimately took me to the download of what I had
>>> already gotten.
>>> solaris 9
>>> php 5.2.1
>>> mysql 5.0.33 with: "./configure --prefix=/opt/itools"
>>> Regards,
> unfortunately the answer was incorrect.
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>>> -Inet
>> This was answered in comp.databases.mysql.
>>
>> Please cross-post. Don't multi-post.
>>
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If the answer is incorrect, I would be very surprised. Axel is normally
quite accurate in what he says - and his answer also matches what I know
about MySQL.
But in either case - multiposting is not correct. If you have two or
three groups which you think are appropriate, then you should cross post.
As for this one - I don't see what PHP can do to get your missing MySQL
header files. Any compiled program using MySQL will need those headers
- not just PHP.
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