Hi,
Nope, not paying for it. I think it is just a trial...he has tried
for a few weeks to get the freetds library to work with redhat 9 with
no luck so I think he just now wants to try fedora for the heck of it.
We have no idea as to why it won't work with Red Hat 9...must me
missing a
Still no luck with thismy host has asked:
if someone has a (fedora core 2) RPM for us to install that has
freetds support built in?
Anyone have anything like this??
Thanks!
On Thu, 02 Sep 2004 07:45:00 -0700, Jon Bertsch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I didn't see it mentioned but if you
On Mon, 13 Sep 2004 06:33:15 -1200, blackwater dev
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Still no luck with thismy host has asked:
if someone has a (fedora core 2) RPM for us to install that has
freetds support built in?
Anyone have anything like this??
Just curious here.. Why are you hosting
Nope, not paying for it. I think it is just a trial...he has tried
for a few weeks to get the freetds library to work with redhat 9 with
no luck so I think he just now wants to try fedora for the heck of it.
We have no idea as to why it won't work with Red Hat 9...must me
missing a small step or
Greg Donald wrote:
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Just curious here.. Why are you hosting with someone who is using
Fedora in the first place? Hope you're not paying for that. Fedora
is a test platform for RedHat's non-free commercial distro. By it's
very nature it will be broken.
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I didn't see it mentioned but if you don't do a 'make clean' command php
will not update the info used by php_info(), so you see the old information.
I've recently set up access to mssql databases and as repeated by many you
need to do the following:
install freetds libraries (in my case to
If freetds has been compiled and installed in the default location for
it (/usr/local), then php needs to be configured --with-mssql=/usr/local
Blackwater Dev wrote:
I need some help...I am helping a local business with a site which
needs to connect to a mssql db, my webhost uses linux and
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