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I use a script that requires SQLITE,

On my previous host, it worked. On localhost it works. On my new dedicaced server, it doesn't.

I use PHP5 of course, you can access phpinfo() of the server.

Could you tell me what/how (apt-get?) to install correctly sqlite to avoid this fatal error?

Denilson Sá Maia
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The error you are receiving indicates that the server doesn't have SQLite or its PHP modules installed. You can check the essential parts of the PHP environment by issuing php -i | grep -i sqlite on a terminal. It should result a list containing at least

PDO drivers => sqlite
pdo_sqlite
SQLite Library => <version_number>
PDO Driver for SQLite 3.x => enabled
SQLite support => enabled

You can install SQLite with apt-get install sqlite3 php5-sqlite, although there might sometimes arise issues with PDO drivers and they need to be fiddled with before everything is working.

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  • i talked too fast, it seems to be working but it isn't ='(. I no longer have the unrecognize fucntion, but it still deosn't work What did you mean by need to be fiddled with before ? – Tristan Jun 03 '10 at 02:11
  • IIRC I had to manually install some of the PDO extensions, like `apt-get install php-pear && pecl install pdo && pecl install pdo_sqlite` but that was a long time ago. Hopefully situation and support have improved in the mean time. If you still have other issues you might want to ask another question. – Jawa Jun 03 '10 at 09:40