I thought though, that the default RPM installation of php and the subsequent apache module came compiled with all kinds of options, including --enable-gd.
hth,
-rtw On Thursday, Jul 8, 2004, at 14:12 America/Denver, Greg Brown wrote:
Okay. I'm getting somewhere with this PHP and barcode thing. The PHP barcode thing needs GD. No big deal. After MUCH searching all over the Internet, reading this and that, it appears that PHP simply needs to be recompiled with --enable-gd (according to http://www.boutell.com/gd/phppatch.html).
I've got zlib, gd, and gd-devel on here already, you'd think that would be enough.
Anyway, I'm currently running PHP-4.3.2-11.ent from WBEL yum archive. I download PHP-4-3.7 untar it, cd into the directory and run:
./configure --with-mysql --enable-gd --with-zlib-dir=/usr/include
It complies without error.
next I run make
It runs with no problems.
Then I run su -c 'make install'
That runs without error. Now I do a 'service httpd restart' and do a quick phpinfo() and I get that I'm still running 4.3.2 (and gd still doesn't work too boot).
Okay, so I'm missing something really, really basic. But what? I'm pouring over webpages and nothing is jumping out at me, though I have to admit at this point I'm quite frustrated and I'm going to walk away from the problem for a bit to see if the solution divines itself to me in some fashion.
Or if you know.. I'd love to hear it. For the record 'rpm -qa | grep php' still says I'm running php-4.3.2-11.ent. Should I remove all old phps before installing a new one? That step seems redundant, and the webpage didn't mention that I should do that.
Frustrated.
Ugh.
Greg
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