Try installing c-client from source, specifying a known prefix (such as /usr/local/imap), and then you can tell the PHP configure script to use that install (--with-imap=/usr/local/imap). You can get c-client from ftp://ftp.cac.washington.edu/imap/ (I got that link from the PHP manual's IMAP page).

Eric Wulff wrote:
fyi, tried this but no luck.  still getting the same negative results
- can't fing rfc822.h. please check c-client install...

thx for input
Eric


On 6/13/05, inX Support <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  
No.

I just wanted to know that I had the same problem and that was on CentOs 4
that is aswell a redhat product

    
Linux Fedora Core 2 is the OS.  Should I try your suggestions based on
that OS?

Eric


On 6/13/05, inX Support <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
      
Hi there

I had the same problem yesterday. You need to install libc-client,
libc-client-devel, libgcrypt and libgcrypt-devel.

Tell me on what OS are you installing the PHP.

Thank you

        
Hi, I'm tyring to configure so I can install php with imap support and
am getting the following error...

error: Cannot find rfc822.h.  Please check your c-client installation.

this is my ./configure stmt...

./config --with-aspxs2=/usr/local/apache2/bin/apxs
--with-mysql=/usr/bin --with-iconv --with-curl=usr/bin --with-ftp
--with-imap

I've googled 'rfc822.h' and 'c-client installation' among other
things, but I'm getting pretty lost as to what this all means.  Can
someone direct me a bit?

Eric

some background:
- I'm trying to upgrade from php 4.3.9 to 4.3.11 and I decided to
simply install 4.3.11 without uninstalling 4.3.9 since I can't find
any uninstall docs.  Hoping that's not the conflict.  The install
seems to work without the --with-imap option.
- I'm running Linux Fedora Core 2

          

        

    



  

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