[MacPorts] #22662: php5-mysql won't connect to mysql - Redux
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#22662: php5-mysql won't connect to mysql - Redux
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Reporter: tq@… | Owner: macports-tickets@…
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: Normal | Milestone:
Component: ports | Version: 1.8.1
Keywords: | Port:
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I was horribly embarrassed in my previous post about this. The resolution
was to remove the extension_dir and, though I swear swear swear that I had
done it many times, upon your recommendation, it worked. I was happy and
went to work on my project. A couple of weeks later, I got to the part
that needed to actually use mysql and ARRRGGGGGHHHH!!!! the problem had
returned. function_exists('mysql_connect') is false.
Not wanting to repeat my embarrassment, I have spent an incredible amount
of time trying to make it work. I even figured out how to compile php and
changed the configuration to include --with-mysql=... . It worked except
for mysql. (That experiment told me that it couldn't find the mysql header
files even though I could see a whole lot of .h files in the directory I
pointed to.)
Anyway, I decided that I must have so totally screwed up my system that it
was the problem. I cleaned up a hard drive and installed Snow Leopard from
scratch. Then xCode. The Macport. Then the whole php/mysql setup.
I had two problems. First, the aspx command to add php to the httpd.conf
told me it could not find httpd.conf!! I edited httpd.conf so that it
executed php and it still doesn't find mysql.
This time it is a new system with everything under the control of
Macports. The only thing I changed is apache stuff to point at my local
directory and access php.
I am attaching the script I used to install the ports, the transcript of
the installation process and a pdf of phpinfo(). I have burned a huge
amount of time on this and am completely out of ideas. Any help will be
deeply appreciated.
TQ White II
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Ticket URL: <http://trac.macports.org/ticket/22662>
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