Hey Tim,
This is what I know from my experience installing PHP/MySQL on several
machines with multiple upgrades in the last year...
1) Pear only works with CLI in PHP. Doesn't work with CGI.
So you must already be in CLI mode with PHP.
2) ***Example of proper reference to PHP and Pear in the
On Wed, 30 May 2007, Tim McGeary wrote:
To: php-install@lists.php.net
From: Tim McGeary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [PHP-INSTALL] still without-mysql after yum install php-mysql
My responses are between your checklist:
Keith Roberts wrote:
Hi Tim. Please check out the following:
My responses are between your checklist:
Keith Roberts wrote:
Hi Tim. Please check out the following:
First make sure you are dealing with the correct php.ini file. Look for
the path to the Configuration file in the output from phpinfo(). It's
the 6th entry down.
It is look at /etc/php.ini
I don't think phpinfo() looks at the httpd.conf file to determine which
modules it has installed. I looked in the /etc/php.ini file. In the
extension_dir, I have the correct directory where modules reside, and
the couple of modules I installed with yum are residing there
; Directory in which
If you have dynamic modules and you have DSO support compiled in
Apache, one only needs to modify the httpd.conf file to load the
modules like "loadmodule php(n)_module /wherever/wherever/libphp
(n).so". Where (n) is the PHP version and the second argument is
where the module lives. Then you
There has to be a way to get PHP to know when other modules were
installed without recompiling, especially since I don't have the source
files to recompile. Or is there a way to recompile with yum?
Tim McGeary '99, '06G
Senior Systems Specialist
Lehigh University
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whenever i have done this i found that you will have to recompile.
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