Hello

I hope someone can help me out, I get this error message!

here is my setup page information:

Database Host localhost
Database Username havok
Database Password ·····
Database Name Phoenix
Table Prefix (for Table Sharing) nuke
Database Type mysql
Database Table Type myisam

Here is the error, I can't find any info on:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: mysql_pconnect() in /var/www/html/install/newinstall.php on line 37

I did search on the net till 4:00am this morning and it kept coming up to a pnp**** rpm file that red hat had posted, but the link was dead.

Thanks

    Check phpinfo(). That could mean that mysql support is not compiled into php.

      Hello

      Most likely your right, being a noob how do I go about looking for that and is so, how do I compile it into MySQL?

      Thanks again, I'm getting closer....

      :p

        Well, run phpinfo. Create a new page with just this code in it:

        <?php
phpinfo();
?>

        Your compile line should be at the top, looks like

        ./configure --with-blah --enable-blah

        If you do not have --with-mysql in there, then mysql is not compiled in. To do this, first, it has to be your server. If it's not, get ahold of your hosting company and talk to them about it. Otherwise, you just need to recompile with it.

          he stated he was using RPM's... and this is a newbie forum so you may want to preach somewhere else 🙂

            He never stated he was using RPM files. He stated that he was searching and he found some RPM that Red Hat posted.

            And I didn't even start preaching. One whole sentence could never be considered a whole sermon.

              Hello

              Thank you all for the help!

              Laughing, three days later I got it up and running... I went into MySQL and made the file needed.

              All of you have been a big help! 😃

              CH

              Originally posted by LordShryku
              Well, run phpinfo. Create a new page with just this code in it:

              <?php
phpinfo();
?>

              Your compile line should be at the top, looks like

              ./configure --with-blah --enable-blah

              If you do not have --with-mysql in there, then mysql is not compiled in. To do this, first, it has to be your server. If it's not, get ahold of your hosting company and talk to them about it. Otherwise, you just need to recompile with it. [/B]

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