Quote Originally Posted by wpte View Post
Thanks, glad it works

mysql5 is available in ipkg, it was not working 100% properly with php when I tried it however. The database itself works, but the mysql modules for php are not working. I think you have to recompile those to work with the new mysql.

you should be able to install it with ipkg install mysql5
I remember a russian thread about this as well, I'm not sure if they made it working however

for php, you have to recompile it yourself. to compile php is not really an issue, but you might run into dependency issues.

So if possible, I recommend to find something that does work with mysql4
Thanks for quick replies!

I'd like to install the Bug Genie tool: http://thebuggenie.com/index.php
As requirements say (http://issues.thebuggenie.com/wiki/TheBugGenie%3AFAQ), php 5.3 is a requirement, so probably I won't be able to do anything about it but to get 5.3.+ version running. As I have noticed, the Bug Genie tool works also with PostgreSQL version 8.2.+, and the one included in the ipkg should confirm to this requirement. So the only problem here is a PHP requirement.

As I said before, I am not very skilled in UNIX systems (I have never compiled anything yet ) so I am not sure if I will be able to get this working correctly. Therefore I'd really like to find a walkthrough that would guide me through entire process ... Do you know about some tutorial that would help me?

One more question, is it possible that someone unix-compile-skilled would compile the php 5.3.+ and somehow provide me a copy of it so that I could easily set it up on my machine?

Thanks in advance for replies and help ...

matt