On 8/16/04 11:34 PM, "Michael Stauber" wrote: Mike
Thanks! I have a crash dummy server here from the big RaQware guy to try out new things on, so I will see what happens. I had grabbed rpm's from rpmfind.net and did rpm -Huv I think to install, they show up in the /usr/include/libxml2 but for some odd reason php5 didn't see them, I also did a version check and it showed correct. For the time being we installed 4.3.8 from source which went without a hitch, since the older Nuonce package didn't have bcmath compiled with it. With php 5 did you notice any issues with current php apps, like phpbb, oscommerce etc? Again thanks for the detailed reply. > Hi David, > >> Anyone have a link to a good how-to for PHP5 on a RaQ 4? >> >> We are attempting to install from source, but getting a libxml2 error, we >> loaded the rpm's in for it, ver 2.6+ I think and still php5 stops claiming >> no libxml2 of the version. Even tried --with-xml=/path to libxml2 > > No problems here. I compiled libxml2-2.6.11 from the sources and PHP-5.0.0 and > PHP-5.0.1 compiled just fine against it. > > Admittedly I did a bit of an unstandard install with my PHP5 package: > > I installed everything related to PHP in /home/php including all the latest > versions of dependency stuff that PHP links against for extra features > (clibpdf, curl-7.12.0, expat-1.95.7, freetype-2.1.9, ImageMagick-6.0.3, > jpegsrc.v6b, libmcrypt-2.5.7, libpng-1.2.6rc5, libxml2-2.6.11, libxslt-1.1.8, > mhash-0.9.1, openssl-0.9.7d, Sablot-1.0.1, tiff-v3.6.1, xml2-0.2, > zlib-1.2.1). Then all that stuff is rolled up into one big PHP.rpm (or > mod_php.rpm on the XTR and RaQ550) to get installed in one go in the PKG. > > While that creates a bigger RPM and PKG it's also easier to keep everything as > current as possible while avoiding the possible troubles of updating system > libraries that might be needed in their current version elsewhere. > > Potential points of such conflicts are zlib (also bunzip2, bzlib - not for > PHP, but other popular software) and of course OpenSSL. On the RaQ550's it's > libXML and libXML2 which are too old now for PHP5. Then there is of course > the security aspect, especially in regards to older implementations of > ranging from OpenSSL to last but not least the recent libpng issue. > > My guess is you're either using a faulty libxml2 RPM or the specified path is > wrong. Check with "rpm -ql libxml2" if libxml is installed in /usr > or /usr/local (those are the two usual locations) and set your > --with-xml=/path accordingly. -- David Thurman The Web Presence Group http://www.the-presence.com Web Development/E-Commerce/CMS/Hosting/Dedicated Servers 800-399-6441/309-679-0774 _______________________________________________ Cobaltfacts mailing list posting/subscription services: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://list.cobaltfacts.com/mailman/listinfo/cobaltfacts/ Search the Archives at: http://list.cobaltfacts.com/ Visit Cobaltfacts on the web: http://www.cobaltfacts.com/
