PDO module/ php mysql not installed

xvaue

• June 15, 2014 08:03

Before we use Joomla 3.02 php5.3.27, rokGallery (one of Joomla based slideshow components) works very well. But after upgrade to Joomla 3.2.4 php 5.4.29, all RokGalley modules disappeared. Our server is CENTOS 6.5 linux server. RokGallery is V2.29 We build a menu linking to RokGallery, it pops out error message: RokGallery: The PHP PDO module is needed but not installed. - The PHP MySQL PDO driver is needed but not installed. I ran easyApache with PDO and PDO mysql enabled. and also php.ini include below extension=pdo.so extension=pdo_sqlite.so extension=sqlite.so extension=pdo_mysql.so But still same errors there. After consulting our webhoster, they said: "The problem is with the version of PDO and sqlite being incompatible with the version of php, cPanel doesn't currently support PDO for php 5.4. You will either have to use php 5.3 in order to use the supported version of PDO or install a third party PDO version" The version of PDO and sqlite provided by cPanel are not compatible with the version of php 5.4 that cPanel provides. The default version of sqlite that cPanel uses is sqlite3.

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  cPanelPeter cPanel Staff

  • June 15, 2014 14:57

  Hello, Have you checked to see if there is a custom php.ini file stored on that customers site? Can you run a simple phpinfio page in there to see if PDO MySQL is installed?

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  xvaue

  • June 15, 2014 15:41

  we searched in public_html folder, there is only one php.ini I searched php information releated with PDO and copy them below: API Extensions pdo_mysql PDO support enabled PDO drivers sqlite, mysql PDO Driver for SQLite 3.x enabled SQLite Library 3.7.7.1

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  xvaue

  • June 15, 2014 15:55

  oh, yes, after delete this php.ini file, now all becomes normal, since we only run one website on our own dedicated server, so there is no need to put custom php.ini in public_html, right? and can you advise what is wrong there if keep this php.ini there, before upgrading, this php.ini also there, there is no problem at all

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  cPanelMichael

  • June 16, 2014 20:31

  [quote="xvaue, post: 1665311">oh, yes, after delete this php.ini file, now all becomes normal, since we only run one website on our own dedicated server, so there is no need to put custom php.ini in public_html, right? and can you advise what is wrong there if keep this php.ini there, before upgrading, this php.ini also there, there is no problem at all
  Right, if you only host a single account, then there is no need to use a local php.ini file within the account. The localized php.ini files are not updated the same way the primary php.ini file is updated after EasyApache or PHP extension installations. Thank you.

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