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Posted by Jim Ottaway on 10/23/95 11:34
>>>>> Jim Ottaway <j.ottaway@lse.ac.uk> writes:
>>>>> Andy Baxter <news4@earthsong.null.free-online.co.uk> writes:
>> hello,
>> I'm using the php4-mysql module with php4 under debian linux (sarge). I
>> have a script, schedule.php, which runs fine when I invoke it from the
>> command line, but fails with the error:
>> Fatal error: Call to undefined function: mysql_connect() in
>> /local/rivulet/interface/db.php on line 4
>> when I try to invoke it as a web page (using apache2). As far as I know,
>> php itself is set up correctly.
> I had this problem using sarge too. I got it working by adding
> extension=mysql.so to the php.ini in /etc/php4/apache.
Sorry, ignore that: I thought that's what I did, but I subsequently
stopped using apache in favour of lighttpd.
The extension=mysql.so gets added right at the very end of the
configuration by the mysql installation, so I didn't spot it;
following my advice actually leads to a duplicate extension error.
Has apache been reloaded/restarted since you installed mysql? That
would pick up the configuration change.
Regards,
--
Jim Ottaway
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