Hi again, Rasmus,
I just found out on another forum for PDFLib that the packages they provide
on their website will not work with PHP 4.3.0, the reason being, I quote:
"the PDFlib 4.0.3 binaries for PHP 4.2.1 and higher will not work with php
4.3.0. The problem is, that the "warn_not_available"
> Well, according to ours you should build it from PHP.
OK, I'll try it then
> Note that Apache2+PHP is very experimental.
Thanks, I know but I just installed it at home just to see how things are
working with Apache 2 and MySQL 4.0.7. Just to try and catch as many
problems as possible before m
> I did not build php with it. I downloaded PDFLib from pdflib.com and
> followed their instructions ("Loadable Module (DSO)" is the recommended way
> for using PDFlib with PHP instead of rebuilding PHP with --with-pdflib,
> accrodig to their manual).
Well, according to ours you should build it fr
Hi Rasmus,
I did not build php with it. I downloaded PDFLib from pdflib.com and
followed their instructions ("Loadable Module (DSO)" is the recommended way
for using PDFlib with PHP instead of rebuilding PHP with --with-pdflib,
accrodig to their manual).
Then I copied the file libpdf_php.* fro
> The module (libpdf_php.so) is in /usr/include/php. It's the folder specified
> in the extension_dir variable of the php.ini file.In the same file, I also
> added extension=libpdf_php.so
Where did you get this libpdf_php.so file? When building it from PHP
using --with-pdf=shared it gets called p
Hi,
I'm trying to get PDFLib 4.0.3 installed along with PHP 4.3.0, using the
loadable module.
The module (libpdf_php.so) is in /usr/include/php. It's the folder specified
in the extension_dir variable of the php.ini file.In the same file, I also
added extension=libpdf_php.so
Checking if PDF i
