You have to recompile PHP to add a module.
You can find out how PHP was configured by looking in phpinfo(). It lists the configure command near the top.
By the way, I find it useful to type my configure command in a file (called php-config) and then run "bash <php-config" (without the quotes), so then it's much easier to upgrade (I don't have to remember or look up my previous configure command).
Joshua Pritchard wrote:
I have recently moved up in the company I work for and as such I have
inhereted a box that wuns a small webserver. As part of my updating of all the systems I want to start using php for
new Webcontent rather than Perl.
The box is Fedora Core 3, running Apache 2, php 4, and postgres 8 the problem I have is that whoever installed the webserver and php on this machine did not install the Postgres module for PHP im wondering if there is an easy way to get the module included or if I will have to reinstall the php. If I do have to reinstall the php how can I find out what modules are currently installed ?
Thanks in advance Joahua
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