Paco Ortiz wrote:
> Hi:
>
>
>> PHP as a DSO with Oracle support does work.
>
>
> yes, that's how I believe it has to be...
>
>> You need to make sure that
>> $ORACLE_HOME is in Apache's path
>
>
> do you mean that when I compile and configure apache, $ORACLE_HOME is properly set?
No,
Hi:
> PHP as a DSO with Oracle support does work.
yes, that's how I believe it has to be...
>You need to make sure that
> $ORACLE_HOME is in Apache's path
do you mean that when I compile and configure apache, $ORACLE_HOME is properly set?
>and that the libctlnsh.so.8.0 file is
Paco Ortiz wrote:
> Hi:
>
>
>> Did anybody have any problems with compiling PHP 4.0x with oracle?
>> (--with-oci8)
>
>
> no problem at all with this combination:
>
> - PIII 800MHz -256MB
> - Red Hat 6.2
> - Apache 1.3.12
> - PHP 4.0.3pl1
> - Oracle 8.1.6
>
> Only one tip: PHP as a loadable
Hi:
> Did anybody have any problems with compiling PHP 4.0x with oracle?
> (--with-oci8)
no problem at all with this combination:
- PIII 800MHz -256MB
- Red Hat 6.2
- Apache 1.3.12
- PHP 4.0.3pl1
- Oracle 8.1.6
Only one tip: PHP as a loadable module of Apache DOESN'T SEEM to wo
I don't know if this is of any interest, but I successfully
built php4-200101100845 with OCI8 on NT5. I haven't tested
it yet, but the extension shows as loaded in phpinfo().
At 14:39 11.1. 2001, Andrzej Kiesz wrote the following:
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