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In article <379C3A5B.6683BC04_at_eyrolles.com>,
Aurelien Girard <agirard_at_eyrolles.com> wrote:
> I run Oracle 8.0.5 under a RedHat5.2 linux distribution on an internet
> server (Apache 1.3.6 with php3 support)
> Oracle (and apache) just works fine but I can't acces the database from
> my brwoser because of an Oracle login error. I believe this error comes
> from the listener because even if it's not started, I get the same
> error (error n°12545)
> The weirdest thing is that sometimes (but it's quite rare) just
> restarting both the listener and apache will make it work !
> I just don't understand where the problem comes from.
> Please, help me.
Hmm, I have encountered the same problem, the whole
thing worked for some time, after a apache restart
everything went crap.
I have tried to add some env vars directly via an
php3 script with putenv, and it got even more
lousy.
After adding the ORACLE_HOME var, I got 3 different
error messages, mostly about TNS-could not resolv
service name (I am able to log in to differnet
instances via sqlplus !!!).
Then I added the ORACLE_SID var and got an ORA
03106-fatal two-task error.
I tried both connecting via the old oracle-php3 and
the oci-php3, its always the same problem.
/mike
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Received on Sun Aug 22 1999 - 11:42:08 CDT
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