John Dangler ha scritto:
Holly~ If you're asking whether my use flags include "+gd" and "+gd-external" I'm sure that they don't. would that be something I would put on the cl when emerging php ?
USE="+gd" "+gdexternal" emerge php
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ this syntax is wrong, the "+" is not needed and the " are too much ;) what you want to do is done by:
USE="gd gdexternal" emerge php
may also suggest you to use USE="gd gdexternal" emerge -av php ?
this show you what emerge is going to do, and politely ask you the permission to do it.
Thanks...
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From: Holly Bostick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, February 25, 2005 8:10 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [gentoo-user] emerge php...
John Dangler wrote:
Francesco~ Thanks for the reply. Actually, looking through the information in php
-i,
I find that --without-gd is there. I emerged gd, and recompiled php, but
it
stayed the same. do I need to unemerge php and then emerge it again? or is there something else I'm not getting... I do have mod_php showing as having been emerged, but at the end of the client, I get a message telling me that this is a client only and cannot
be
used on a webserver...
Thanks for the help. I really appreciate it.
John Dangler
Looking at the ebuild(s) leads me to the eclass, which seems to require both "+gd" and "+gd-external" to enable gd in the php configuration/compile ("gd-external" seems to be the operative flag).
What do your USE flags look like?
HTH, Holly
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