Hello. I am installing mediawiki for the first time on a Fedora Core 4 box running PHP 5.0, Apache and MySQL. These were all installed via RPM.
When I browse to http://myipaddress/wiki/index.php I get an error saying the MySQL must be compiled using -with-mysql or install the mysql.so module. Can I download this module from somewhere, or do I need to compile PHP using -with-mysql, and copy over the mysqli binary? I am trying to avoid compiling PHP at all.
Thanks.
-Andrew
On 24/01/07, Lacatena, Andrew Andrew.Lacatena@nasdaq.com wrote:
When I browse to http://myipaddress/wiki/index.php I get an error saying the MySQL must be compiled using -with-mysql or install the mysql.so module. Can I download this module from somewhere, or do I need to
It's probably another package.
Note that the MySQL module is *not* the same as the MySQLi module - and MediaWiki only uses the former.
Rob Church
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Lacatena, Andrew wrote:
Hello. I am installing mediawiki for the first time on a Fedora Core 4 box running PHP 5.0, Apache and MySQL. These were all installed via RPM.
When I browse to http://myipaddress/wiki/index.php I get an error saying the MySQL must be compiled using -with-mysql or install the mysql.so module. Can I download this module from somewhere, or do I need to compile PHP using -with-mysql, and copy over the mysqli binary? I am trying to avoid compiling PHP at all.
It should be pretty easy to find which package includes the MySQL modules. For a start check Google:
http://www.google.com/search?q=%22fedora+core+4%22+php5+mysql+rpm
Also try the search tool for your distribution's package management system ('yum' for Fedora).
- -- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com / brion @ wikimedia.org)
When I browse to http://myipaddress/wiki/index.php I get an error saying the MySQL must be compiled using -with-mysql or install the mysql.so module. Can I download this module from
somewhere, or do I
need to compile PHP using -with-mysql, and copy over the mysqli binary? I am trying to avoid compiling PHP at all.
It should be pretty easy to find which package includes the MySQL modules. For a start check Google:
http://www.google.com/search?q=%22fedora+core+4%22+php5+mysql+rpm
Also try the search tool for your distribution's package management system ('yum' for Fedora).
- -- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com / brion @ wikimedia.org)
It *should* be php-mysql, so a "yum -y php-mysql" should do the trick.
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