on 01-17-2008 7:31 AM
Just a simple question, the MaxDB manual indicates that you need to install this extension together with
PHP 4.3.x or 5.0.x My question is : could this also be done using a more recent PHP version like 5.2.5 ?
I tried to install it, but when I do ./php -m it will not display the module maxdb.
Thanks for clarification,
Herman
So using PHP-5.2.5 (the latest) I followed the procedure, everything worked fine, no error messages, but it was like the maxdb extension was ignored. /opt/php5/bin/php -m to check the installed modules didn't show maxdb.
So I tried to use an older version like PHP-5.0.5 that according to the MaxDB manual should be supported.
I seemed to include the maxdb extension module when doing ./configure ... but failed on the "make install" command.
with error : structure has no member named 'guards'
Finally I tried a PHP release between the two I've tried so far, PHP-5.1.5. This compiled fine and installed indeed the maxdb extension module.
Maybe the MaxDB documentation should reflect this ?
So far, so good. Now I need to find out how to make Apache2 now work with the PHP5.1.5 ...
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Success !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Implemented MaxDB PHP extension.
Used the following confugration :
./configure --with-maxdb=/opt/sdb/programs --with-apxs2=/usr/sbin/apxs2 --without-sqlite --without-pdo-sqlite
--prefix=/opt/php5
OS = Novell Suse SLES 10 sp1
Linux = 2.6.16.54-0.2.3-smp
MaxDB = 7.6.03.07
Apache2 2.2.3 (standard SuSE rpm via Yast2)
PHP-5.2.1 (from tarball)
MaxDB Extension 7.6.00.38
Hope this info can be usefull to others.
Thanks,
Herman
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