Custom Flags PHP easy apache 4

andryus

• January 03, 2017 00:06

Hello, I need to build PHP 5.5 with custom flags, under easy apache 3 it is easy: ---- Edit /var/cpanel/easy/apache/rawopts/all_php5 and add this line in the file as follows: --with-mssql=/usr/local/freetds Run easyapache and it will build with mssql support. ---- But, under easy apache 4 i does not know how i can do these procedures, i have created the file with the content but the custom flag is not loaded when i click into the provision button. Any one can help me on this please? Thanks!

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  sparek-3

  • January 03, 2017 15:06

  See: EasyApache 4 PDO_DBLIB (mssql support) I believe the ODBC php module they are referring to is ea-phpXX-php-odbc In your case, for PHP 5.5, this would be ea-php55-php-odbc Which you can install on the server by doing:
  yum install ea-php55-php-odbc
  I really don't have any experience with using MSSQL, so this is where my help ends. Of note, PHP 5.5 is end-of-life, it went end of life in July 2016: PHP: Unsupported Branches If your application is depending on PHP 5.5, it probably needs an update.

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  andryus

  • January 04, 2017 18:14

  Hello, thanks for your reply, but i need MSSQL extension support, instead of pdo_dblib Regards.

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  cPanelMichael

  • January 09, 2017 13:45

  Hello, There's no direct equivalent to the rawopts files in EasyApache 4. This is answered on the following thread: EA4 equivalent for php rawopts ? Are you sure the workaround discussed under the comments section on the below feature request wouldn't work? EasyApache 4 PDO_DBLIB (mssql support) Thank you.

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  andryus

  • January 09, 2017 16:04

  Hello, There's no direct equivalent to the rawopts files in EasyApache 4. This is answered on the following thread: EA4 equivalent for php rawopts ? Are you sure the workaround discussed under the comments section on the below feature request wouldn't work? EasyApache 4 PDO_DBLIB (mssql support) Thank you.

  
  Hello Michael, Thanks for your reply, in terms of code, the MSSQL and pdo_dblib connection are distinct, i have many customers that require the MSSQL option enabled for their site. Example: mssql:
  \ o // , cuando se use un n"mero de puerto diferente del de defecto $server = 'KALLESPC\SQLEXPRESS'; // Connect to MSSQL $link = mssql_connect($server, 'sa', 'phpfi'); if (!$link) { die('Algo fue mal mientras se conectaba a MSSQL'); } ?>
  PDO_DBLIB:
  $myServer = "server name"; $myUser = "username"; $myPass = "pword"; $myDB = "dbname"; try { # MS SQL Server and Sybase with PDO_DBLIB $DBH = new PDO("dblib:host=$myServer;dbname=$myDB", $myUser, $myPass); } catch(PDOException $e) { echo $e->getMessage(); }
  Regards.

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  sparek-3

  • January 09, 2017 16:46

  The script that you are using may be in need of an update. PHP: mssql_connect - Manual PDO is typically where all database connections are moving to in PHP.

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