At 03:25 AM 7/23/2004, you wrote:
Sounds like you've done everything correctly, just PHP wasn't installed as a CLI. Just to be sure, do a $ find / -name php
Is it ok to have PHP installed as both CLI and as a module?
Then, if it is found, $ lynx -source http://go-pear.org/ | /path/to/php
If it's not found, just grap a PHP rpm (make sure it's a CLI version, or --with-cli) and install that.
Hope that's helpful, Aidan
Thanks for the help, -- Ron
"Ron King" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> When I installed Mandrake 10.0 I thought I had Apache, PHP, and MySQL > installed correctly. I could serve web pages, MySQL ... ...snip... > things started to be not OK after all. > > phpinfo() told me that the 'Configure Command' had both the following in
it: > --with-pear=/usr/share/pear > --without-pear > > So I tried to install pear manually, and when I tried the command: ...snip... > Here's my question: Should I just uninstall Apache and reinstall it, then > install php and pear? Should I compile Apache myself? If I do that, I'm
not
> sure of all the configuration options I should choose. Or should I just > install the new rpms that I think I want, and rpmdrake will make
everything
> work nicely together? > > Sorry if this is too Mandrake-centric, but I'd like to use RPMs if > possible, I'm hoping that makes it easier to upgrade in the future. > > Thanks, Ron
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