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PHP5 Configuration --> MySQL4

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I just have my server fresh installed (FC4/64 with PSA8 and running PHP5/MySQL4.1.16) and I have uploaded files that I previously run on PHP4/MySQL4.1.16, but there is an error about PHP configuration with Mysql on my new server, and I have found out that PHP5 has to be reconfigured to run with Mysql4,,,, does anyone has the same problem...... please guide me if you can

I got below error when run PHP5 with Mysql4
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Fatal error: call to undefined function mysql_connect()
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and also this error when try to install phpbb2.0.20
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The PHP configuration on your server doesn't support the database type that you chose
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thanks
 
You need to go into your php.ini file and uncomment the mysql libraries. They stopped making them a default part of PHP starting with 5.0. Why it comes commented by default is a huge mystery to me.
 
Thats because they're enabling modules through /etc/php.d/ .ini files. Assuming you've got php-mysql and/or php-mysqli installed, you should have mysql.ini or mysqli.ini in that directory.
 
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