Thomas Speck, 28.06.2005 13:56:
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> I have (thanks to Vidar) installed the php-cli package and did run into
> an additional problem. It seems that the Trustix-PHP wasn't compiled
> with enabled socket, which I need to run the Chat Daemon of moodle.
On my stock system the following sockets are supported: tcp, udp, unix,
udg, ssl, sslv3, sslv2, tls. So my thought is that something else is wrong.
Do you have more information? Perhaps safe-mode is preventing it to
work, I'm not sure.
> Where are the php-sources (didn't find anything in /usr/src) or do I
> have to install another package (looking with swup --search-package vor
> source or src didn't give me an answer)? I have installed php-devel in
> the hope that it was what i am looking for, but...
What you need to do is build your own RPM package. There are several
guides out there and I think the Trustix Wiki contains information about
this aswell. What you basicly will be doing is building your own package
and use it instead of the one provided by Trustix.
But be sure to investigate further as this would mean you have to
upgrade it yourself in the future, and you must tell swup to ignore the
PHP packages.
The process can easily be summarized as this:
* download the srpm from the Trustix FTP
* install the srpm
* edit a spec-file (/usr/src/trustix/php.spec) to include
support for what you are missing
* tell swup to ignore PHP (done in /etc/swup/swup.conf)
* run 'rpm -ba /usr/src/trustix/php.spec'
* install the RPMs as needed from /usr/src/trustix/rpms
> BTW, ist there a way to search the archives without downloading every
> monthly ascii files?
Google... Try adding 'site:trustix.org' to your search:
php source compile site:trustix.org
Google got plenty of nice features like that, one of my favorites is
conversion between different units. Try a search for '3 liters in
gallons' :)
> Ciao, Thomas
Cheers!
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