On Wed, May 11, 2005 at 08:17:27AM -0400, Buddy Shearer wrote:
> 2. When the php file (admin/adm/test.php) is run it produces a nice report.
> However, how does one know what is missing?  For instance, I have a section
> titled Additional Modules with a grouping called Module Name and nothing
> appears.  The next section is Environment so I am wondering if I am missing
> something.
That's the output of phpinfo() function.
I've got 3 additonal modules but I don't think they're required.
The modules are filepro, sysvsem and sysvshm

> 3.  Is there a "Pear" application that needs to be loaded?  My standard
> installation does not list a "Pear" app anywhere and none of the modules
> loaded apparently needed it so it wasn't a part of any dependency.
> According to the PHP install instruction from the JFFNMS guide it mentions
> the following:
PEAR stands for PHP Extension and Application Repository.  Generally
its directory is in the include path so you can load PEAR modules.  It
doesn't effect JFFNMS one or another if it is in.

http://pear.php.net/

  - Craig
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