you dont have to recompile PHP, you only have to install the
MySQL rpm on the distro that you're using.

one of the ways for you to determine if PHP is not linked w/
the MySQL libraries is to execute the command,

shell> ldd <php binary/library>


if MySQL is not listed on the output, then you may proceed
with recompilation. download the necessary source codes
of PHP, MySQL, etc., configure the Makefiles (ie.
./configure --with-mysql .... ) and then, compile.

sounds like a lot of work huh? stick with the RPM installation
instead  :)





On 5/10/06, Reiner Tolentino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi guys,

I noticed that my PHP has no compiled MySQL with it. Anybody knows how
to recompile PHP so that it will have mysql on it? Im using CentOS 4.

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