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Package: php4-cli
Version: 4:4.3.10-16
Issue: php.ini (/etc/php4/cli/php.ini) is not configured to do the
following:
-load modules from default location. For example, I have to change php.ini
to include the gd.so module as well as the path to gd.so.
-paths to php files are not included. (usr/lib/php4/20020429:/usr/share/php)
This oversight leads to a situation where one may try to use pear to install
more php modules. Pear config-show reports correct paths, but pear still
reports gd missing when trying to install image_graph (pear install
image_graph) with no clue as to why it fails.
If you reply, "This is by design." then some kind of message should appear
during package installation that gives the user some clue that they need to
modify php.ini to include the paths. Maybe a comment can be added to
php.ini for Debian?
If you reply, "Yes, but there's another problem...." then I think the least
that can be done is some kind of reminder to set up the paths during package
installation.
Only somewhat related, does there have to be two php.ini files? (one is
apache, the other cli?)
Michael
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mpapet wrote:
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> Issue: php.ini (/etc/php4/cli/php.ini) is not configured to do the
> following:
> -load modules from default location.
Uhm, the compiled-in default is correct, and will work for everyone.
> For example, I have to change php.ini
> to include the gd.so module as well as the path to gd.so.
apt-get install php4-gd offers to put "extension=gd.so" in your php.ini
for you. Including the path is both unnecessary and wrong.
> -paths to php files are not included. (usr/lib/php4/20020429:/usr/share/php)
This is just plain wrong. Why would you ever want to include() a module
in a script? /usr/lib/php4/$API/ is for compiled modules, not scripts.
... Adam
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