Several good points you made. I should recompile rather than use just any old binary. I found it on the net.
I wasn't clear how to tell the php.ini how to interpret the extension.
I can't to run command lines on the host, so its a bit of a bother to compile stuff there. I've had some success using phpshell.
Curt Zirzow wrote:
* Thus wrote Al ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I've got a website on an Apache virtual host and would like to install the SQLite library.
Can someone give me a brief outline of what I need to do or point me to a good writeup?
some info on sqlite: http://php.net/sqlite
You can compile and install the extension from the source located here: http://pecl.php.net/sqlite
My host makes it tough to run command line code to make files, etc.
I've found a a Linux binary [sqlite.so]. And, they provide a means to customize the php.ini.
You found it on your virtual host machine? or somewhere on the internet?
I wouldnt trust any old .so laying around somewhere. If its on your virtual host machine already then you can just add this to your php.ini (assuming its in your extension path)
extension=sqlite.so
Curt
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