php-install Digest 7 Dec 2002 11:32:43 -0000 Issue 1150
Topics (messages 9321 through 9326):
Re: XSLT support for RH8
9321 by: electroteque
loading dynamic library
9322 by: Frank Wuts
Re: Php-4.3 + SAblot headahe
9323 by: electroteque
Help! Stuck! Perm denied w/ fopen.
9324 by: psy berpunk
9325 by: Dave
9326 by: psy berpunk
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dont use rpm's at all use soure , i did a base net install of RH8 most of
the packages i didnt even select coz i wanted to get them manually were
older versions and unpatched versions with security issues dammit ! , you
will need sablot for xslt support , goto www.php.net/xslt and check out
sablot
"Derick Rethans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Dan Kuykendall wrote:
> > I cannot seem to get RH8 to to compile XSLT support. Has anyone else
> > gotten this to work? Anyone with the resulting php-xslt rpm?
>
> What is the error message? And you really should not rely on the RH8 RPMS
as
> they found it necessary to change some defaults.
>
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I have php 4.0.4pl1 running under apache/1.3.19 . It is all a binary distribution.
When I uncomment the line in "php.ini" to include "php_gd.dll" I get the following
message.
Unable to load dynamic library"php_gd.dll"- One of the library files needed to run
this applicaton connot be found.
What is missing. Do I need another library first.
This is an out of the box installation with everything else working. The files are
present and in the right locations.
Please relay to my email also.
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if anyone else wants to install sablot and has a custom system , you need to
mod configure goto the line where it statically checks for a sablot include
files and change it to your path
for i in /usr/local/etc/xslt; do
condition="$i$XSLT_TEST_FILE"
if test -r $condition; then
XSLT_DIR=$i
fi
done
this is my custom mod
for i in /usr /usr/local; do
condition="$i$XSLT_TEST_FILE"
if test -r $condition; then
XSLT_DIR=$i
fi
done
this is what it was before , as even giving it a path in configure got
ignored
hope this helps
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I am running using php with apache and curl on a redhat machine.
All the installs are very recent with recent versions.
Processing of .phtml from the html directory is working great except:
I am getting perm denied with fopen for a directory that is set to 666
for permissions, and owned by the same user and group as specified in
httpd.conf: apache
Something strange is going on here, as I have verified and reverified
the paths and httpd config and test code, and either 666 or ownership
should
be enough and I'm still getting permission denied.
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i thought (could be wrong) that directories need execute to read within
them, files only need r+w,
to make a directory readable.. i always chmod 755 my directories and 644 my
files (or in your case
chmod 777 directories and 666 files, but i don't recommend that at all).
sometimes, i chgrp nobobdy [file/dir] and then 775 [dir] or 664 [file] so
that apache can have access,
and your user, but not anybody else. make sure that doesn't mess anything
else that might want access
locally up.
"Psy Berpunk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I am running using php with apache and curl on a redhat machine.
> All the installs are very recent with recent versions.
> Processing of .phtml from the html directory is working great except:
>
> I am getting perm denied with fopen for a directory that is set to 666
> for permissions, and owned by the same user and group as specified in
> httpd.conf: apache
>
> Something strange is going on here, as I have verified and reverified
> the paths and httpd config and test code, and either 666 or ownership
> should
> be enough and I'm still getting permission denied.
>
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That worked! Thank you!
Dave wrote:
> i thought (could be wrong) that directories need execute to read within
> them, files only need r+w,
> to make a directory readable.. i always chmod 755 my directories and 644 my
> files (or in your case
> chmod 777 directories and 666 files, but i don't recommend that at all).
>
> sometimes, i chgrp nobobdy [file/dir] and then 775 [dir] or 664 [file] so
> that apache can have access,
> and your user, but not anybody else. make sure that doesn't mess anything
> else that might want access
> locally up.
>
> "Psy Berpunk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> > I am running using php with apache and curl on a redhat machine.
> > All the installs are very recent with recent versions.
> > Processing of .phtml from the html directory is working great except:
> >
> > I am getting perm denied with fopen for a directory that is set to 666
> > for permissions, and owned by the same user and group as specified in
> > httpd.conf: apache
> >
> > Something strange is going on here, as I have verified and reverified
> > the paths and httpd config and test code, and either 666 or ownership
> > should
> > be enough and I'm still getting permission denied.
> >
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