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Call to undefined function: mysql_connect()


rolling_titan

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Hello all,

I have on RH-9 installed apache server, mysql and PHP.

I could view the test page via the browser, hence Apache is installed correctly.

I could create databases / tables, hence mysql is working fine.

Using the vi editor i could create a sample .php file and saved it in the default document root \"/var/www/html\".

I could view this file, but when i add a database connection using mysql_connect i get the following error :Call to undefined function: mysql_connect().

In php.ini file i have left the

default_port blank.

default_socket as /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock

default_host as the server name where LAMP is installed

default_user as root

default_password as blank.

my syntax for db connection is :mysql_connect(\"servername\",\"root\",\"\");

 

httpd version :httpd-2.0.40-21.5

mysql :MySQL-3.23.51-1

php :php-4.2.2-17.2

php-mysql :php-mysql-4.2.2-17.2

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  • 4 months later...

:huh:

Wondering if the problem has been solved in the meantime. I have a similar problem. The same fatal error when implementing the most simple database functionality in a php page. A message was posted on this board today, describing the problem.

<_<

After some searching for info on this, it turned out the file "mysql.so" is required. Your references also point to this file.

When doing a search (locate / find) on your system, you might find that this "mysql.so" shared object file is not present on the system. :(

 

If you have solved the problem, please let me know how you did it. As far as I can see it comes down to getting the required file on the system. However, I have not the faintest idea anymore how I can realize that.

 

Thanx in advance for your reply.

 

Grtz,

spacecowboy. B)

  • 1 year later...
:huh:

Wondering if the problem has been solved in the meantime. I have a similar problem. The same fatal error when implementing the most simple database functionality in a php page. A message was posted on this board today, describing the problem.

<_<

After some searching for info on this, it turned out the file "mysql.so" is required. Your references also point to this file.

When doing a search (locate / find) on your system, you might find that this "mysql.so" shared object file is not present on the system.    :(

 

If you have solved the problem, please let me know how you did it. As far as I can see it comes down to getting the required file on the system. However, I have not the faintest idea anymore how I can realize that.

 

Thanx in advance for your reply.

 

Grtz,

spacecowboy.    B)

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I used to have this problem too but I downloaded WAMP which has apache, mysql and PHP all in one and the latest versions too!

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