Question about PHP and PostgreSQL

Started by Federico Kerekiover 20 years ago3 messagesgeneral
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#1Federico Kereki
f_kereki@cs.com.uy

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<font size="+1">Hi!<br>
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I'm having problems trying to install the PHP module for Apache2.<br>
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It seems it requires libpq.so.4 but the latest 8.0.3 PostgreSQL version
doesn't include it -- though it does include a libpq.so.3.<br>
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How can I fix this problem?<br>
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Thanks!<br>
Federico Kereki<br>
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#2Scott Marlowe
smarlowe@g2switchworks.com
In reply to: Federico Kereki (#1)
Re: Question about PHP and PostgreSQL

On Tue, 2005-09-13 at 16:05, Federico Kereki wrote:

Hi!

I'm having problems trying to install the PHP module for Apache2.

It seems it requires libpq.so.4 but the latest 8.0.3 PostgreSQL
version doesn't include it -- though it does include a libpq.so.3.

How can I fix this problem?

Hiya, this isn't really a general postgresql question. You might wanna
ask the same thing in the pgsql-php list, or an apache list.

That said, I'd be happy to correspond with you privately over what
you're trying to do.

What OS and version are you running, and how are you installing apache /
php / postgresql? What version of each are you running?

#3Matthew Terenzio
matt@jobsforge.com
In reply to: Federico Kereki (#1)
Re: Question about PHP and PostgreSQL

On Sep 13, 2005, at 5:05 PM, Federico Kereki wrote:

I'm having problems trying to install the PHP module for Apache2.

It seems it requires libpq.so.4 but the latest 8.0.3 PostgreSQL
version doesn't include it -- though it does include a libpq.so.3.

I hope you are getting help from Scott or one of the other lists, but
I'll just say one thing.

You shouldn't need Postgres installed at all to install the Apache PHP
module even with support for Postgres.