* Thus wrote Minuk Choi: > I've a Redhat9 and installed MySQL 4.0 from source and Apache 1.3 from source.
>From my expirence, at this point you probably have 2 versions of mysql and 2 versions of apache on your system. Your new versions, depending on how you compile them will default to the paths of: /usr/local/mysql/ /usr/local/apache/ The default installations will be spread accross: /etc/* /usr/include/* /usr/lib/* ... > I also downloaded the PHP5.0.2 source and attempted to compile it. > > Apache and MySQL are installed successfully, as they all work without any noticeable > errors. > > > This is how I configured PHP5 > > ./configure --prefix=/PHP5 --with-mysql=<mysql path> what exactly is that mysql path you issue? > > when I ran "make", I got an error. It was regarding one of the functions, make > tried to compile mysql_create_db and mysql_drop_db(functions that are no longer > provided by the MySQL4.0 client). If this is the case then the configuration of php picked up the headers for the old version of mysql, but the libraries that php tried to use where mysql4. Causing the errors. If you provide the exact errors you got when compiling, it might be insightful. > > When I checked the source code(the c and h files), there was this line, > > #if MYSQL_VERSION_ID < 40000 > > which was enclosed in the declaration of the function prototypes > > PHP_FUNCTION(mysql_create_db) > PHP_FUNCTION(mysql_drop_db) > > in php_mysql.h > > and also around the implemention of the functions > > PHP_FUNCTION(mysql_create_db) > PHP_FUNCTION(mysql_drop_db) > > in php_mysql.c This is correct behaviour. > > The problem I seem to have is that MYSQL_VERSION_ID is never defined? Perhaps this > is due to the fact that I compiled MySQL 4.0 from source and may have skipped a > step... but where is MYSQL_VERSION_ID supposed to be defined or retrieved? > > typing > > echo $MYSQL_VERSION_ID > > in bash got me a blank line. the #if MYSQL_VERSION_ID is not defined in your environment but in the header file of mysql_version.h if at your shell prompt you type: locate mysql_version.h You should get a minimum of 2 or possibly 3 files resulted: /path/to/php/src/ext/mysql/libmysql/mysql_version.h /usr/local/mysql/include/mysql_version.h /usr/include/mysql_version.h That is where MYSQL_VERSION_ID is defined. > > I managed to comment out those functions in the header and the c files and "make" > and "make install" ran flawlessly. This may work, but dont expect mysql_thread_id() to work and you might run into other side effects depending on what version php is thinking mysql is. > > Could this be a bug? Doesn't look like it. Curt -- The above comments may offend you. flame at will. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
