On 9/11/07, marc serra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have php 5 and gd install on a mandriva and i'm working with it since
> a long time. Now i want to use functions like imagepstext that require
> gd with t1lib enable.
>
> I work with a mandriva server so i use urpmi to install php extensions
> and other programs. I've successfully installed php-gd package but at
> this time it is impossible for me to enable t1lib in mandriva. I don't
> find any package named php-t1lib or php-gd-t1lib so i install t1lib by
> hand but now i don't know how to say to php to enable t1lib.
>
> Can someone explain me how to do this on a system who use urpmi.
>
> thanks
>
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Marc,
I'm typing this message to you from my desktop at work - a
dual-headed Mandriva 2006.0C machine with PHP5 installed, complete
with GD and T1. Try this:
urpmi libt1lib5
urpmi t1lib-config
urpmi php-gd
Then install PHP as you normally would, using URPMI. If you
already have the packages installed, back up your php.ini file (and
any external configuration scripts you may have) and `rpm -e` them.
You may have to force the removal with --nodeps flipped on.
If that doesn't work, reply back with what version of PHP you're
using and we'll go from there.
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