PhpWiki

On Tue, 26 Nov 2002 15:19:14 -0500 (EST)
<bauer@...> wrote:

> I get a 
> "DB Error: extension not found" which I thought might be because my 
> version of php doesn't support mysql out of the RH box,

Have you installed the php-mysql RPM?  (The PHP extensions are
not included in the main php RPM, but are each in their own separate
sub-package...)

No, I haven't done that.  Didn't know about it.  I downloaded source and 
thought i'd just reconfigure php --with-mysql.  I think I've actually 
decided to punt and install an older apache (1.3.27).  Seems to have 
worked just fine.

On Tue, 26 Nov 2002, Jeff Dairiki wrote:

> On Tue, 26 Nov 2002 15:19:14 -0500 (EST)
> <bauer@...> wrote:
> 
> > I get a 
> > "DB Error: extension not found" which I thought might be because my 
> > version of php doesn't support mysql out of the RH box,
> 
> Have you installed the php-mysql RPM?  (The PHP extensions are
> not included in the main php RPM, but are each in their own separate
> sub-package...)
> 
> 

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Michael Bauer     bauer@...       http://www.michaelbauer.com

Regarding http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=2536391
Installing the php-mysql rpm fixed one of my problems.  On to the next...

Thanks Jeff.

--Ray

Hi.  I may be completely missing something.  I'd like my wiki to be 
private, requiring username and password to both read and post.  It 
doesn't seem clear how to set this up.  Can it be and if so, has anyone a 
nice pointer?

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Michael Bauer     bauer@...       http://www.michaelbauer.com

From a wiki point of view I don't know.
 From a web server point of view I'm planning on using LDAP but whatever 
your web server is it should support authentication for web pages.

--Ray

bauer@... wrote:
> Hi.  I may be completely missing something.  I'd like my wiki to be 
> private, requiring username and password to both read and post.  It 
> doesn't seem clear how to set this up.  Can it be and if so, has anyone a 
> nice pointer?
>