and if you installed php through apt get also php4.4

On 4/5/06, Jochem Maas <jochem@...> wrote:
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> Darren Thompson wrote:
> > were you logged in as root when you did an apt-get?
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> yes.
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> > On 4/5/06, Jochem Maas <jochem@...> wrote:
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> >>extra info regarding the server I'm trying to get working:
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> >>it's a plesk machine running on debian with php4 installed
> >>(unfortunately I can't install php5 due to lots of sites that break with
> >>php5
> >>- sure I could fix them but time doesn't allow it right now.)
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> >>Darren Thompson wrote:
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> >>>did you have a previous install of firebird on the machine?
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> >>no, its the first time I installed firebird on this machine.
> >>(I installeed firebird2 btw because apt-get didn't give me any other
> >>choice)
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> >>the exact cmdline I used was:
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> >>apt-get install firebird2-classic-server firebird2-server-common
> >>firebird2-utils-classic libfirebird2-classic php4-interbase
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> >>
> >>>[quote]
> >>>Warning: ibase_connect(): Unable to complete network request to host
> >>>"localhost".
> >>> Failed to establish a connection. Permission denied in..
> >>>[quote] what does the rest of the error message say?
> >>
> >>the rest of the message just states which file the ibase_connect()
> >>was called in.... in the mean time I have been fiddling and the message
> >>has
> >>changed (I didn't even ntoice until you post made me double check!):
> >>
> >>Warning: ibase_connect(): Unable to complete network request to host
> >>"localhost". Failed to establish a connection.
> >>Connection reset by peer in
> >>/var/www/vhosts/<DOMAIN>/httpdocs/include/dbconn.php on line 284
> >>
> >>
> >>>On 4/5/06, Jochem Maas <jochem@...> wrote:
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> >>>>Frank Schlottmann-Goedde wrote:
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> >>>>>Jochem Maas schrieb:
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> >>>>>>Antonio, et al,
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> >>>>>>thanks for your suggestions, unfortunately no luck in getting it to
> >>
> >>work
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> >>>>>>so far.
> >>>>>
> >>>>>
> >>>>>I remember that I had to put localhost into /etc/hosts.equiv when we
> >>>>>still used superservers. Not sure that this is your problem though.
> >>>>
> >>>>alas, the follpowing isd already in my /etc/hosts.equiv:
> >>>>
> >>>>127.0.0.1
> >>>>localhost
> >>>>localhost.localdomain
> >>>>
> >>>>in addition the FQDN and the hostname are listed there also.
> >>>>
> >>>>thasnks anyway! anyone else with a suggestion? or a cyanide pill? ;-)
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