Well if you are using Linux you could try looking for a .o file or I think they have
RPMs for some of these that just have a .o file in them and then configure php for
you. Basically what you are looking for is a php_$whatever_module. Like I downloaded
php_imap_mod.rpm and php_mysql_mod.rpm I am sure they have an ODBC. If not then you
will have to do it the hard way and find a ODBC.o or something that has been compiled
with php before, put it in the correct directory (I cant remember which) and then edit
/etc/php.ini to load in the module when php is run. If you still cant find any of
this for a module you want.... sorry you will have to recompile. :) Oh by the way
all the stuff I described above is a sinch with Debian Linux :) (not that I am
partial).
Good Luck,
Jason Lam wrote:
> I have installed the RPM version of PHP that came with a Linux dist. Obviously, it
>didn't came with a lot of the goodies, like ODBC. Now, if I have to install those
>modules, is there anyway I can "JUST" compile those modules and install it with
>/etc/php.ini ?
>
> Is this a recommended way? Or should I just re-compile everything? That will really
>defeat the purpose of a packaging system....
>
> Jason Lam
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