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problem setting up opendoc's - Stephen - 01-12-2010
Hi,
I just successfully installed PHP and Mysql formy winxp pro pc runniing IIS.
I go to the /install to setup the database. And I get this error.
Checking that templates_c folder is writeable... OK
installing...
Fatal error: Call to undefined function mysql_connect() in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\opendocman-1.2.5\install\index.php on line 154
I also tried setting up the database in the mysql command line and it says it already exists.
SO i thought the error was because the database already exists.
So i went to the \opendocman-1.2.5 root dir and then i get this error
Fatal error: Call to undefined function mysql_connect() in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\opendocman-1.2.5\config.php on line 157
Does anyone have any ideas? Ive spent way to much time trying to set this up, and i have uninstalled and reinstalled IIS, PHP, mysql and opendocman several times and i havent had any success.
gatesoft
Re: problem setting up opendoc's - Stephen - 01-12-2010
Looks like your version of PHP was not compiled with MySQL support. You can test this theory, by creating a small PHP script to call the phpinfo() function. Then load the page you just created via your browser.
The script just needs to be a single line:
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
Load your browser, the scroll down through the output looking for the MySQL section. If it's not there... then you don't have PHP and MySQL properly configured.
jonathanwminer
Re: problem setting up opendoc's - Stephen - 01-12-2010
I just checked it, and i saw no section headed mysql.
So i guess you are correct.
Do you have any resources for configuring php for mysql?
Thanks
gatesoft
Re: problem setting up opendoc's - Stephen - 01-12-2010
I would check the site where you got PHP, and see if they have a MySQL-enable version. If that fails... "Google it"
Maybe one of the Windows guys can speak up with their configuration?
- Jon