In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> User Rick ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>> 2-Mar-99 10:28 you wrote:
>> > A note about php. If you choose to integrate database access for example to
>> > mysql in the php install, then mysqld must be running for apache to start.
>> > This is not very nice and means you must insure that upon a restart or cold
>> > start that the database daemon is up before apache starts.
>>
>> Huh ? I have mysql and postgresql access compiled in PHP and in my initscripts
>> mysqld starts AFTER httpd and postgresql is not installed at all on this server.
>> All works just fine.
>>
UR> I'd like to find out what is different in your build from mine. When I
UR> fetched the port from FreeBSD.org, the very first time make is run, some
UR> script prompted me for which databases I'd like use.
"the very first time make is run", "some script prompted me"... Huh. Are you
sure that it's PHP *3*, not PHP/FI *2* ??? PHP 3 use standard autoconf stuff
and there are no scripts to ask about databases (you could use configure
script switches instead)...
UR> I chose mysql and continued building. Subsequent invocations of make
UR> did not invoke that initial script.
>From where this initial script come from ???
UR> When I built and installed apache with php,ssl,frontpage the mysqld was
UR> already running. The resulting build worked. However when I rebooted, the
UR> apache error log contained messages indicating that php was not able to
UR> connect to mysqld and apache failed to start. I changed the sequence of
UR> starting mysqld and apache and everthing came up nicely. I kill mysqld and
UR> tried again, yielding the original failure. I concluded that there was a
UR> dependency and left it at that. I did not pursue it further.
It works here even without mysql installed at all :-)) Are you sure that it's
PHP *3*, not PHP/FI *2* ?
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