Your PHP installation does not support PostgreSQL.
The error message "Your PHP installation does not support PostgreSQL" indicates that your current PHP setup lacks the necessary components to interact with a PostgreSQL database. To address this issue, you'll need to enable or install the PostgreSQL extension for PHP. Here's how you can do it: <br>Source - https://www.milesweb.in/blog/control-panel/your-php-installation-does-not-support-postgresql/?utm_source=PdfArticle&utm_campaign=Pdf-dineshk&utm_medium=PdfPromotion-070823<br>
Your PHP installation does not support PostgreSQL.
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Your PHP installation does not support PostgreSQL. The phpPgAdmin, you will receive message as below. phpPgAdmin won’t be accessible. time you compile/install PostgreSQL on your server and try accessing Your PHP installation does not support PostgreSQL. You need to recompile PHP using the – with-pgsql configure option. It is because internal cPanel php doesn’t has PostgreSQL compiled. Rebuild the internal (cPanel) PHP so PostgreSQL support is compiled in. It is because last time your internal cPanel php was compiled, PostgreSQL was not installed. Execute script below OR ask your web host to do it. /scripts/makecpphp Perform a refresh OR try accessing phpPgAdmin from cPanel. MilesWeb.in
