That version number isn't the current version of MySQL PHP is running with,
it doesn't have one. PHP can be (and before 5.0 is by default) compiled with
MySQL client libraries so it is able to access MySQL databases.
The version of PHP you have installed was compiled with the 3.23.58 client
You are using built-in mysql support. It uses that version of the API
you would have to compile with your own version of mysql to change that number
-Dave
At 11:26 AM 2/17/2004, Donpro wrote:
Hi,
Just installed a new RedHat 7.3 system.
1. I upgraded to PHP 4.3.4
2. I upgraded to MySQL 4.0.17
3.
From: Donpro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
1. I upgraded to PHP 4.3.4
2. I upgraded to MySQL 4.0.17
3. Restarted Apache; I even rebooted!
When I run phpinfo() in my web browser, it shows:
Client API version: 3.23.58
What's going on ???
That's usual, as far as I can tell. That just means PHP is
: [PHP] Why doesn't PHP see my MySQL upgrade?
From: Donpro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
1. I upgraded to PHP 4.3.4
2. I upgraded to MySQL 4.0.17
3. Restarted Apache; I even rebooted!
When I run phpinfo() in my web browser, it shows:
Client API version: 3.23.58
What's going
On Wednesday 18 February 2004 01:11, Donpro wrote:
After uphrading to MySQL 4.0.17, I uninstalled all the old PHP-4.1.2 RPMs
and recompiled PHP-4.3.4. Now I am getting compiling errors related to
PHP.
/usr/local/php-4.3.4/ett/mysql/php_mysql.c:1158 undefined reference to
'mysql_create_db'
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