> not sure if that's related to your problem or not... but that's what's
> worked for me.
>
It might do the trick as well but using --with-imap-ssl is probably the
recommended method, as Alexander pointed out, it works :-)
Kai
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> > You should add --with-ssl. (you *must* link PHP with the same libs you
> > compiled the imapd with)
>
I tried this and it
> Ah, well, --with-imap-ssl sounds promising, will try it :-)
>
Okay, this worked now, many thanks!
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""Kai Schaetzl"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Interesting, shouldn't configure bark about it?
There are some strange things in configure structures.
For example, if you configure PHP 3 with some non-existent options (only for
php3, of course), such as
--with-imap-ssl, --with-kerberos, --with-swf,
> I'm very sorry. :-)
No problem :-)
> I just messed up and typed the wrong parameter(--with-ssl isn't even an
> existing parameter).
Interesting, shouldn't configure bark about it?
> You should configure --with-imap-ssl and --with-kerberos, then it will link
> with libgssapi_krb5, libkrb5, li
""Kai Schaetzl"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I tried this and it doesn't work, unfortunately :-(
I'm very sorry. :-)
I just messed up and typed the wrong parameter(--with-ssl isn't even an
existing parameter).
You should configure --with-imap-ssl and -
> > You should add --with-ssl. (you *must* link PHP with the same libs you
> > compiled the imapd with)
>
I tried this and it doesn't work, unfortunately :-(
I tried with --with-ssl and --with-ssl=/usr (OpenSSL is installed in the
standard Red Hat location, that path should do). I did make dist
> You should add --with-ssl. (you *must* link PHP with the same libs you
> compiled the imapd with)
>
I see. I already posted this question on Feb. 11 and just wanted to
re-post it when I found your answer to this one. I did not compile it
--with-ssl because the config switch explanations say t
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> I have tried installing the past three releases of PHP on both Redhat 6.2
> and Redhat 7.0 boxes. I cannot get the compiled Apache module to run if I
> try to compile with imap s
I have tried installing the past three releases of PHP on both Redhat 6.2
and Redhat 7.0 boxes. I cannot get the compiled Apache module to run if I
try to compile with imap support.
I use: ./configure --with-mysql --with-imap --with-apxs --with-kerberos
and then compile and install. When I
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