I believe the server is Redhat linux. I'm just helping out with something so I'm new to this particular server also. I did which cc and got "/usr/bin/cc".
The server has php4 installed along with mysql and several other options. Really the only thing needed is the payflow pro functions. Just so I'm clear on what I need to do, does this sound right? 1.) go to usr/bin/cc and type in the configure command from my previous email or is there a way to reference the compiler directory in my configure command? 2.) after that go to the php directory and type in make install? BTW I'm not certain what the php directory will look like because the best candidate I found was one directory that only a php file with no extension. I also found one where the sessions were kept. Also what's typical php installation directory? PHP definately is working on the server so I know that's ok. 3.) Do I need to add anything to the php.ini file or will everything be all set once the configure and make is done? Thanks for your help, Sarah --- Chris Hewitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Mon, 2004-11-22 at 16:10, Sarah wrote: > > Hi Chuck, > > If I get the compiler then the configure command > will > > work correctly? Is it easy to install the > compiler? > > Could I put the configure and make commands into a > > file and then do a php exec to run it? > > > > Thanks, > > Sarah > > > > --- Chuck Ouellette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > After you run configure still being in your "PHP > > > Source" directory just > > > type "make" if that compiles without errors type > in > > > "make install" and > > > that will install your new binaries in there > > > respective directories. > > > You need to make sure you have a current version > of > > > "make" and a GNU gcc > > > compiler installed. > > Sarah, > > It is just as Chuck says. What OS are you using? > Assuming its a > GNU/Linux then the normal compiler is gcc. You can > check you have it by > doing "which gcc" (this returns the path to the > compiler, here it is > /usr/bin/gcc). If you are on Solaris then the > compiler is cc so do a > "which cc". > > I would be surprised if you do not need more options > to your configure > line. Do you just need payflow pro or other > extensions like a database? > Is a previous version of PHP already installed? If > so you can put a > phpinfo.php file (containing just "<?php phpinfo(); > ?>" under you > document root directory and look at the output. It > will give the > configure options used. > > HTH > Chris >
