Fatal error: Call to undefined function mysql_connect()

Ovivo

• August 08, 2017 17:15

Hello I have a problem with a site on my server. The following error code sends me the error Fatal error: Calling the undefined function mysql_connect () On the server I have Apache 4 and the site where this is running has PHP 5.4 also enabled php54-php-mysqlnd extension He also tested with the mysqli_connect statement with the same result Here is the link to the phpinfo site [Removed]

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  Infopro

  • August 08, 2017 23:27

  This is more of scripting issue than an issue with your cPanel. You might do better to ask this on a forum dedicated to that sort of thing, or speak with the author of your script.

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  Ovivo

  • August 09, 2017 04:01

  This is more of scripting issue than an issue with your cPanel. You might do better to ask this on a forum dedicated to that sort of thing, or speak with the author of your script.

  
  Dear The problem is that I have Apache 4 installed, with the correct extension for php 5.4, but the code I indicated does not work. And that same code on a server with apache 3 and php 5.6 if it works

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  cPanelMichael

  • August 09, 2017 14:43

  Hello, Could you verify the contents of the .htaccess file in the account's home directory, or it's public_html directory? Also, are you using a custom php.ini file with this account? Thank you.

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  Ovivo

  • August 09, 2017 15:00

  Hello, Could you verify the contents of the .htaccess file in the account's home directory, or it's public_html directory? Also, are you using a custom php.ini file with this account? Thank you.

  
  The contents of the .htacces file is suPHP_ConfigPath /home/fya/public_html order allow,deny deny from all And custom php.ini date.timezone = "America/Santiago" allow_url_fopen = Off extension=simplexml.so

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  cPanelMichael

  • August 09, 2017 15:04

  suPHP_ConfigPath /home/fya/public_html

  
  Can you remove this entry from the .htaccess file, move the custom php.ini file out of the way, and then make any custom php.ini changes using the MultiPHP INI Editor in cPanel? Keep in mind "allow_url_fopen" is a global PHP value so you'd need to enable it from the MultiPHP INI Editor in WHM to allow it's use. Thank you.

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  Ovivo

  • August 09, 2017 15:39

  Thank you very much, perfect work

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