> (I wish this was a forum, so I could edit/update posts)
>
> Trying the symbolic link trick in /usr/X11R6/LIB (from .so.4 -> .so)
> doesnt cut it. PHP needs some of the header files (.h), which are not
> present anywhere but that /usr/local/lib/xpm-linux directory (which
> someone correctly surmised I had downloaded and extracted into that
> location).
>
> I will keep playing around with what i have in the local/lib directory for
now.
>
>
>
> thanks
> paul
>

Paul,

I think the problem is that xpm was not installed properly. The directory
structure that Curt pointed out earlier suggests that libxpm was not built -
only untarred in to that location. libxpm has a rather strange build and
install process as documented here:
http://koala.ilog.fr/lehors/xpm-README.html

Alternatively, you may be able to find a dev package for X11 that will
include a libxpm library made for your system. The problem is that libxpm
will not run out of the box. There is a build process that must be followed
to build the library for your system architecture.

Jim Grill

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