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phpMyAdmin couldn t run properly on my system I get this error :
phpMyAdmin - Error
Cannot load mysqli extension. Please check your PHP configuration. - Documentation
Would u please tell me what is messed
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As I read many places that I should have the file :
mysql.so in my modules directory
and then check my php.ini to make sure that extensions=mysql.so is active
I have downloaded the module that u recommended but I am not sure if I choose the right version ,,, but I tried the one meets my system Fedora5 and distribute the files with the same skeleton in the directories , but still the same ..
any body like to have a remote look on the problem I can offer root access
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Thanks .. it is working now .. I just choose the right version
php-mysql-5.1.4-1.i386.rpm
But get this error
The mbstring PHP extension was not found and you seem to be using a multibyte charset. Without the mbstring extension phpMyAdmin is unable to split strings correctly and it may result in unexpected results.
Do I need to install mbstring PHP and where to download the compatible file
Best Regards
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Thanks
I tried to install the package through my installer but I get a message like :
unable to resolve dependencies for some packages selected for installation
SO I extracted the file and manually distribute the output to the same path, I can t see the error message now but I don t know if I really chose the right package
Final thong I tried also to install GD2 library cause it is not integrated with PHP5 , I did some search and get some file but I couldn t install any of them and I get the same error "
unable to resolve dependencies for some packages selected for installation" I tried again to extract and distribute manually but it doesn t work this time .. would u please tell me what did I miss
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Use in the console:
rpm -R packagename.rpm
It will show the dependencies. Past the result here, if you need help.
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