[PHP] PHP / Oracle support (8/9) under Redhat 9

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    Default Re: [PHP] PHP / Oracle support (8/9) under Redhat 9

    From: "Robert Mena" <rt_mena@yahoo.com>
    > But I'd need to compile php with oracle support.
    > Do you have any experience with this setup ? RH9 + PHP
    > with oracle support ?
    nope, have only used it with MySQL...

    the problem is that the php RPM does not have Oracle support compiled in?
    if it's that, then download the SRPM and compile it again with Oracle
    support :)

    regards,

    Juan

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    Default Re: [PHP] PHP / Oracle support (8/9) under Redhat 9

    Thanks for the reply.

    I already use 4.3.1 in my current server.

    I always compile my version of php since the ones that
    come with the distro are always too old and usually
    does not contain support for need features such as
    mcrpyt or oracle.

    - rt


    --- Justin French <justin@indent.com.au> wrote:
    > I can't help with the Oracle question, but yes,
    > stick with apache 1.3.x
    > for the moment...
    >
    > It would also pay to look at what version of PHP
    > you're currently
    > running (eg 4.1) and see what major changes you're
    > likely to experience
    > when upgrading to the latest stable version.
    >
    > If your existing version is pre 4.1, the register
    > globals will be an
    > issue, for example.
    >
    > Sorry, I have no idea what version of PHP was on RH
    > 7
    >

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