Hi,Marek Kilimajer：
I had to test each module. That's why I said it's too
complicated (sorrry for the typo). Is there any script to
test it automatically?
Teng Wang
2004/10/03
19:57:23
Teng Wang wrote:
Finally I succeeded on the installation. Just manually add
all --with-EXTENSIONS and remove all unvailable ones. The
procedure is too completed. I hope there should be some
scripts which automatically check the availability of each
extension and generate the configuration file.
Any
Finally I succeeded on the installation. Just manually add
all --with-EXTENSIONS and remove all unvailable ones. The
procedure is too completed. I hope there should be some
scripts which automatically check the availability of each
extension and generate the configuration file.
Anyway, thanks a lo
Howdy,
When you configure, you need to make sure you have --with-ext= or
--enable-ext for all the extensions you want to use. If you want all the
same extensions from your previous install, you could copy and paste
them out of the configuration command of your old phpinfo() page. If you
try and use
Howdy,
Redhat is notorious for leaving out things, such as apxs. To get php
working, you will most likely have to download apache, build it, and
install it. Make sure you configure apache with --enable-so. After
apache builds, do make install.
And then, when configuring php, do
./configure --with
On Sun, 2004-10-03 at 10:21, Teng Wang wrote:
> Thanks a lot. It works!
>
> But a new problem is: default setting loses all extensions.
> If I wanna install all extension in the package, how to
> configure the installation and reinstall?
There are two ways... you can either compile in the extensi
Thanks a lot. It works!
But a new problem is: default setting loses all extensions.
If I wanna install all extension in the package, how to
configure the installation and reinstall?
Thanks a lot!
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On Sun, 2004-10-03 at 09:43, Teng Wang wrote:
> Surely apache is running.
> And I checked httpd.conf. There is no "LoadModule php4.x.x
> ...". Anyother settings should be removed?
>
> The first time I installed php5.0.0, I forgot to add
> --with-apxs2=/usr/sbin/apxs. It works but the version is 4.
Surely apache is running.
And I checked httpd.conf. There is no "LoadModule php4.x.x
...". Anyother settings should be removed?
The first time I installed php5.0.0, I forgot to add
--with-apxs2=/usr/sbin/apxs. It works but the version is 4.3.8 as phpinfo() shows.
When I added this option, the php
Teng Wang wrote:
I have some difficulties when installing php5.0.2 on FC2
I used the default settings:
./configure --with-apxs2=/usr/sbin/apxs
build
build install
The installation is complete but when I test phpinfo() in a .php file from browser, the
browser says "Can't find the
server"
Can't find
I have some difficulties when installing php5.0.2 on FC2
I used the default settings:
./configure --with-apxs2=/usr/sbin/apxs
build
build install
The installation is complete but when I test phpinfo() in a .php file from browser,
the browser says "Can't find the
server"
My FC2 is fully installe
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