Postgres with php3

I haven't played with apache so am not sure what php3 is. But I'm sure you
first need to get postgres running. Go to /usr/doc/ and read the README
under your version of postgres. It tells you how to turn on postgres and
get the postmaster running. You want it to turn on each time you boot
Linux.

Now read about php3 and see how it interfaces....

On Tue, 20 Jun 2000, Carsten Huettl wrote:

Hello,

I have setup a RH 6.2 box with postgres.
The httpd (apache) has support for php3.
But I don't know if the rh installation builds in the php3 support in
postgres. I installed the pgadmin 2.0.2 but it did not find any
database. Maybe this is becuase rh installs in different directories
then recommended.
The pgphp package is installed as I see from rpm -q
How do I check if the postgres installation is correct with support for
php3.

TIA
C.

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I haven't played with apache so am not sure what php3 is. But I'm sure you
first need to get postgres running. Go to /usr/doc/ and read the README

postgresql runs. I have created a sample of dbs for testing with
some tables. It runs perfekt at this point. I can see the db files in the
PGDATA directory. It seems to be allright.

under your version of postgres. It tells you how to turn on postgres and

pgsql v6.5.x

get the postmaster running. You want it to turn on each time you boot
Linux.

Bye
C.

--
Carsten Huettl - <http://www.ahorn-Net.de&gt;
pgp-key on request

I haven't played with apache so am not sure what php3 is. But I'm sure you
first need to get postgres running. Go to /usr/doc/ and read the README

postgresql runs. I have created a sample of dbs for testing with
some tables. It runs perfekt at this point. I can see the db files in the
PGDATA directory. It seems to be allright.

under your version of postgres. It tells you how to turn on postgres and

pgsql v6.5.x

get the postmaster running. You want it to turn on each time you boot
Linux.

Bye
C.

--
Carsten Huettl - <http://www.ahorn-Net.de&gt;
pgp-key on request

Have you tried creating a php script like:
<?php phpinfo() ?>

This will display a page in a browser with how php is configured. You can
confirm that postgres is in your php.

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