On Mon, 2004-11-22 at 22:14, Sarah wrote: > Ok well I just tried to run the configure command in > no particular directory and these are my results. Any > ideas?
You need to be in a particular directory, the one with the configure script in it. From memory this is the top level PHP source code directory, but you will need to check. > > > .configure --with > pfpro=/var/www/html/Verisign/verisign/payflowpro/linuxrh9/perl > sh: line 1: .configure: command not found > > > ./configure > --with-pfpro=/var/www/html/Verisign/verisign/payflowpro/linuxrh9/perl > sh: line 1: ./configure: No such file or directory > > The php bin directory is = /usr/bin. > > What am I missing with the configure command? I tried > figuring out commands with cc but I didn't get very > far. I'd forget cc/gcc for now. Lets get over the configure command first. When you have got into the directory the PHP configure script is in, run it with the dot and slash before it "./configure". The dot simply means the current directory, so you are specifying that the configure script is in the current directory. It may seem silly but just doing "configure" you may get a "file not found" error (as you did when doing it from the wrong directories). This is because, in unix, the current directory is usually not on your PATH. > > Thanks again for your help, I think I'm close to > getting this resolved. > Sarah You are welcome. Its 10.40pm here in the UK and I'm stopping for the night. I'll be around in the morning if there is anything else I may help with. Regards Chris
