Reiner,
If you put this command in a .php document, such as test.php, it will
disclose all the modules compiled into PHP:
<?php phpinfo() ?>
Should you find that your PHP installation does not have support for
PostgreSQL, consider downloading and installing a specially compiled
versions of PHP for MacOS X. Aaron Faby has a great module at
http://www.serverlogistics.com/php4.php
I have this combo working well on my XServe running Panther. It can work
for you.
Best,
Gary
<zedaardv@drizzle.com> writes:
>i'm trying to get pgsql and php to work on panther.
>i need to know if i need to compile php for postgresql?
>
>when i read documentation it seems like the ability ti already configured.
>
>from the php_install documentation
>The PHP module for the Apache web server included in Mac OS X. This
>version includes support for the MySQL and PostgreSQL databases.
>
>i've followed the instruction on installing php.
> i know apache works.
>php works. i get the phpinfo call to return results
>postgres works. i have created a database and tables, i just don't gre
>php and postgres to work together. i'm looking for someone who has this
>working who can help me out.
>
>thanks.
>
>reiner
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