Nope. It's an undefined index because PHP couldn't put a file in your temp directory. You most always need to solve the *first* error and the following errors will disappear.
Hi, thanks for the answer. I see, it makes sense. The thing is "unable to create a temporary file in Unknown on line 0" does not give me any clues what goes wrong and where... for example which location it is trying to access.
Well, reinspect your compile and config options and make sure you don't have another conflicting install on your machine, because the first error clearly indicates that it is not able to put a file in its temp directory, which it doesn't even seem to be able to identify ("Unknown").
I removed the corresponding packages, I assume that removes the previous instance. Although it leaves some config files in place and renames them, like /etc/php.ini to /etc/php.ini.rpmsave I have a new php.ini in /usr/local now and I hope/think these files don't interfere.
I tried substituting with the old php.ini file, but it didn't work either.
PHP compile options:
./configure --enable-mbstring --enable-zend-multibyte --with-gettext --enable-mbstr-trans-enc --enable-mbregex --with-apxs=/usr/sbin/apxs
I remember the Red Hat PHP package had a lot more compile options in PHP info, maybe I should try compiling with all those options plus my own again.
Dirk
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