>
> When you built PHP sendmail wasn't there for some reason. Rebuild it, or
> upgrade to the recently released 4.1.
No, as I said in my original mail, sendmail was installed and was
detected by the configure script.
Jayne.
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Well, somehow you are confused about that, because the only way to get the
error message you got was for the HAVE_SENDMAIL or whatever the symbol was
in that version in the config.h file to not be defined and this symbol is
set by the configure script. But regardless, upgrade to 4.1. The
mec
php-install Digest 13 Dec 2001 08:51:06 - Issue 600
Topics (messages 5284 through 5295):
Re: libphp4.so--> undefined symbol: uncompress
5284 by: Rasmus Lerdorf
5285 by: Mark R.
FOPEN issues in 4.0.6
5286 by: David Callaghan
php410, gd=shared, missing gd.so
>
> Well, somehow you are confused about that
Oh, right. Care to explain what's confusing about...
Running system checks
checking for missing declarations of reentrant functions... done
checking whether compiler supports -R... yes
checking for sendmail... /usr/lib/sendmail
???
Meanwhile, I'l
Well, have a look at the code then. In ext/standard/basic_functions.c we
have:
#ifdef HAVE_SENDMAIL
PHP_FE(mail,NULL)
#else
PHP_FALIAS(mail,warn_not_available, NULL)
#endif
The error message you posted is created by the warn_not_available function
which means t
i have php running. now i would like to access script files in
sub-directories, but i dont seem to be able to do this, is it necessary to
add extra lines to th ephp.ini or httpd.conf files?
tia
Sounds like more of a DNS issue on the server than with PHP. See if you can
use other command-line utilities like nslookup and whois to get info on
domains.
Hope it helps. ALUMINUM!
- Jonathan
-Original Message-
From: David Callaghan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December
If anyone can help out with this I would be
very grateful!
Here's my problem. I'm trying to compile PHP
for use with IMP 3.0 (and other projects) on a RedHat box (i686, rh7.1)
and am trying to use the following configure line:
./configure
--with-apxs=/services/www/server/bin/apxs
--with-zlib --
I haven't had any trouble with installing php before, but I've been seeing
some trouble in the lists. Can anyone verify that my usual install script
will work before I overwrite everything and kill my server:
CFLAGS='-O2 -I /usr/include/openssl' ./configure \
--with-apache=/usr/local/src/apa
>Sounds like more of a DNS issue on the server than with PHP. See if you can
>use other command-line utilities like nslookup and whois to get info on
>domains.
>
>Hope it helps. ALUMINUM!
I took the script verbatim from the php manual and tried it on the server and on a
workstation and I got the
php-install Digest 14 Dec 2001 01:30:59 - Issue 601
Topics (messages 5296 through 5303):
Re: Warning: mail() is not supported in this PHP build
5296 by: J.L.Gilmour.exeter.ac.uk
5297 by: Rasmus Lerdorf
directory structure probs
5298 by: Myers, Stephen
Re: FOPEN iss
Hi Yasuo,
I had a look at the README you suggested but couldn't get my head
around the complexities of building it. I use this command line in
the newly created extension directory, per the README.
./configure --with-php-config=/usr/local/src/php-
4.1.0/pear/scripts/php-config
It bombs out w
Hi, I'm trying to recompile PHP to include GD and PDFLib support. So, I've
installed those libraries (as well as zlib, libjpeg, libtiff, libpng),
deleted config.cache, then ran :
./configure --with-apxs=/usr/local/apache/bin/apxs --with-openssl --enable-f
tp --with-gd=shared -with-mysql=/usr --wi
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