I have a tough time asking for help, but but with this problem I am
having, I am leaning towards submitting this as a debian bug in
compiling/packaging of php4.
On potato, mysql 3.22.32, php4 4.0.3pl1-0 + mysql module, phplib
7.3dev-3.1. When I try to open a database via php, I now get a spew of
'duplicate name' errors with the functions. I've heard from those that
prefer to roll-their-own that this is a result of compiling mysql
support directly into php and also loading it as a module. But than
again, that is just what I heard and I am not a good enough programmer
to compile anything but the kernel.
Has anyone else had this problem before I start my compiling fun ?
*Warning*: Function registration failed - duplicate name - mysql_connect in
*/var/www/config.php3* on line *23*
*Warning*: Function registration failed - duplicate name - mysql_pconnect in
*/var/www/config.php3* on line *23*
*Warning*: Function registration failed - duplicate name - mysql_close in
*/var/www/config.php3* on line *23*
*Warning*: Function registration failed - duplicate name - mysql_select_db in
*/var/www/config.php3* on line *23*
*Warning*: Function registration failed - duplicate name - mysql_create_db in
*/var/www/config.php3* on line *23*
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Jason Harris
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