> On Linux, any release of MySQL requires that the "mod_auth_mysql" be > installed, so MySQL can do database access authorization validation via > Apache. Apache will run okay and so will MySQL, but without "mod_auth_mysql" > installed you cannot log into MySQL.
Uh? That's obviously not true. Logging into MySQL has nothing to do with Apache and thus no such module is required. Doing HTTP auth against MySQL can be done in a number of ways without that module. > To move from PHP 4.22 to PHP 4.3 requires that Apache be upgraded from > version 2.0.40-11 to 2.0.44-1.8.0. Only if you are using Apache2. Apache2+PHP is still nowhere near production quality. You are off in beta-experimental land here and have to expect difficulties like these. So the rest of your rant is rather pointless. -Rasmus -- PHP Install Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
