Hi Andy,
First of all thanks a lot for your help! :)libmysqlclient.so.15.You need to build PHP yourself and link it againstlibmysqlclient15-dev >= 5.0 and thenThis will happen if you installPHP5 source package.dpkg-buildpackage theIs there no way to use the great realease of php5 of backports.org? PHP 5 works very nice now and if there is any other way I would let it be to compiling around. What I need is the same version of PHP 5 like backports.org's but with MySQL 5 support. So it would be easier to keep it up to date without compiling it every time again.
No, I just noticed, the version on Bpo is linked against libmysqlclient12, because that is 'the way to go' on a Sarge system. If you want to link against a newer library, you have to build it yourself.
mysqli: I've installed php5-mysql (5.2.0-8~bpo.2) but I really can't found the file mysqli.so on the whole system (even not in /usr/lib/php5/20060613/). I've reinstalled php5-mysql to be really sure with "apt-get --reinstall install php5-mysql" but that didn't helps :( What's my fault?
Not your fault. I just figured it out. The mysqli-extension was removed from the Bpo build, for the exact same reason: you need a newer library version to build mysqli, it won't build against libmysqlclient12. I'm sorry, I was wrong before.
If you need mysqli and don't want to build anything yourself, you may want to check out DotDeb (http://www.dotdeb.org/) or use my PHP5 packages from http://debian.sipo.nl/ (no garantees!).
Best regards, Martijn Grendelman
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