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PHP and mySQL question
How do I find out what version I have of PHP and mySQL?
I am running on Apache/1.3.27 on Linux... Thanks |
echo phpversion(); and I think echo mysql_get_server_info(); will get you mysql version
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didn't work
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are you trying to get them from the command line or from a php page?
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its phpinfo();
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from the command line :
> php -v > mysql -V .. I think |
make a php file with
/? phpinfo(); ?\ and just load it in your browser Gives you LOADS of info about your install Edit: replace / and \ with < and > |
I am using command line....
How do I turn on mySQL? or is it always on? |
I strongly advise you go read some books. Or hire someone.
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I am reading...
It is a common problem but a bitch to fix..... can't connect "mysql.sock" I am busted out the Coke and figuring this one out by sunrise... |
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Try starting your mysql server :) |
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/etc/rc.d/init.d/mysqld start |
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