mojokitten
07-20-2001, 11:38 AM
I realize that several people have posted similar questions, but I have also noticed that none of them have been answered, so I'll try this again:
I have done a standard full install of RH 7.1 on my PIII. Naturally, the PHP rpm was build without mysql support. OK. So, I try to uninstall the php-4.0.4pl1-9 package with --nodeps and then install the src RPM. I attempted to chenge the code in php.spec from --without-mysql to --with-mysql. I do an install of php-4.0.4pl1-9.src.rpm and then restart apache. Still no mysql support. so I rpm -ivv --replacepkgs php-4.0.4pl1-9.i386.rpm and restart. Still no support. I check the php.spec file: it's reset the --with-mysql to --without-mysql. I am at a complete loss. If I have to install php from a tar ball, am I going to have to completely reinstall apache from one as well? Or is there some way I can hack this rpm to get what I need done? I've read these forums and "Maximum RPM" until it feels as though my eyeballs are about to cross. Please help.
-j
I have done a standard full install of RH 7.1 on my PIII. Naturally, the PHP rpm was build without mysql support. OK. So, I try to uninstall the php-4.0.4pl1-9 package with --nodeps and then install the src RPM. I attempted to chenge the code in php.spec from --without-mysql to --with-mysql. I do an install of php-4.0.4pl1-9.src.rpm and then restart apache. Still no mysql support. so I rpm -ivv --replacepkgs php-4.0.4pl1-9.i386.rpm and restart. Still no support. I check the php.spec file: it's reset the --with-mysql to --without-mysql. I am at a complete loss. If I have to install php from a tar ball, am I going to have to completely reinstall apache from one as well? Or is there some way I can hack this rpm to get what I need done? I've read these forums and "Maximum RPM" until it feels as though my eyeballs are about to cross. Please help.
-j