Re: installed modules

2006-01-02 Thread Imran Chaudhry
Not sure what you mean by 'using MySQL to query your installed modules', sorry.

phpinfo() called from a HTML document is one way, but from a command
line level, you can do this is you have the php CLI installed:

PHP: php -m

Perl: If you want to test if a specific module is installed, a way is:
perl -Mmodule name -e '' (where module name is perlish name like DBI
or XML::Simple)

It should return silently without errors if it is installed.


Hope that helps,

Imran Chaudhry

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installed modules

2005-12-30 Thread Jon Miller
Like to know how to query MySQL for loaded or installed modules.  Is this done 
through  using the code:
? phpinfo(); ?

I'm looking on my system for loaded modules such as DBD-MySQL, zlib-devel and 
perl-DBI.

Thanks
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