PHP 4.0 Bug #4922 Updated: MySQL: Result

ID: 4922 Updated by: zeev Reported By: dan@stratabase.com Status: Closed Bug Type: MySQL related Assigned To: Comments: The example you given (on bugs.php.net) is nothing but a bug in the PHP code behind the bugs database; It doesn't check to see whether queries it performs succeed. It's not a symptom of any underlying bugs in PHP. If you receive these warnings, it can be for several different reasons; However, if they suddenly appear in scripts that used to work and you haven't done anything to your database, it's most probably due to the following PHP 4 issue. You most probably have an additional Apache module that uses MySQL; It may be mod_auth_mysql, it may be PHP 3.0, or another module that uses MySQL. If that's the case, you must explicitly specify --with-mysql=/path/to/mysql to the PHP 4.0 configure script, and not rely on PHP 4.0's built-in MySQL support. That should solve your problem. Full Bug description available at: http://bugs.php.net/version4/?id=4922