I am having server at digital ocean and trying to run a custom php application. On my development machine: Mac OSX 10.7.5 PHP: 5.3.6 with mysql, mysqli, mysqlnd, pdo mysql
I believe the "current" way of doing this is to enable that PHP module after you install it, much the way you do with an Apache module: sudo php5enmod mysqlnd
And then restart Apache for that module to load: sudo service apache2 restart
That will create a symlink on /etc/php5/apache2/conf.d/
from /etc/php5/mods-available/
that Apache will pick up and load with priorities, like services during start-up. In my experience on Ubuntu 14 LTS it creates a symlink called 10-mysqlnd.ini from mysqlnd.ini.
Here is a link for a more detailed explanation on the subject.
You probably need to enable the mysqlnd
extension. I ran into this problem recently (all references mysqli
were broken after installing php5-mysqlnd
), and fixed it by adding the following line to the bottom of my php.ini:
extension=mysqlnd.so
You can find the location of your php.ini in the output of phpinfo().
Also note you'll need to restart your webserver for these changes to take effect.