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Hello,
I'm another person having problems installing PostNuke for the first time (on Linux 8.0). I've tried the manuals, tried drewvogel's guide, and I've tried doing a search on my error. I've used...
adodb-mysql.inc.php
mysql_connect() in adodb-mysql.inc.php on line 239
and other search terms
...and i still haven't found a solution.
Most of the answers I find tell me to use FTP with ASCII when I'm uploading, use localhost, dbusername_dbusername and dbname_dbname during the install, and yes I've already done the 'GRANT PRIVELEGES TO *.*.... in mysql.
Please help. I've been searching the forums for a week and no such luck.
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Fatal error: Call to undefined function: mysql_connect() in /var/www/html/pnadodb/drivers/adodb-mysql.inc.php on line 239 -
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have you compiled PHP with mysql support (assuming you did it)...
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maybe this thread might help you ;)
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well, when you compile PHP you must compile it with mysql support, otherwise it doesnt recognise the mysql connection function.
It should be in the docs...
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well, when you compile PHP you must compile it with mysql support, otherwise it doesnt recognise the mysql connection function.
It should be in the docs...
So is the following what I need to use to fix it?
--with-mysql=/path/to/mysql
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from what i have seen before that looks good, but as I have never done it I dont know for certain.
you need to replace /path/to/mysql obviously....
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