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hi,
Denny Schierz schrieb:
> i removed the line in /usr/portage/eclass/php-sapi.eclass
>
> and changed --without-pear to --with-pear
ok, i uninstalled mod_php and moved the /usr/lib/php to
/usr/lib/php.old. After that i install mod_php again and in
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hi,
Wendall Cada schrieb:
> Fix is listed at the bottom of this bug:
> http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=86685
i removed the line in /usr/portage/eclass/php-sapi.eclass
and changed --without-pear to --with-pear
remerged ...
nothing changed :
Fix is listed at the bottom of this bug:
http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=86685
While not a proper fix, removing this line and recompiling works. It's
what I had to do. This has to do with some security fix Robin did
combined with (unnamed devs) completely rearranging the structure of php
an
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Wendall Cada schrieb:
> Make include_path is set in php.ini to /usr/lib/php. For mod_php, this
> will be /etc/php/apache2-php4/php.ini
its allready done, in all (!) php.ini's:
include_path = ".:/usr/lib/php"
> There was a problem a while back with
Wendall Cada wrote:
If there are any devs listening in, you should take note that PEAR is
sadly broken beyond what is reasonable for working systems.
On the same subject. Why pear isn't handled by the very nice pear
package manager provided by php is beyond me. It's silly to have added
all the o
Make include_path is set in php.ini to /usr/lib/php. For mod_php, this
will be /etc/php/apache2-php4/php.ini
There was a problem a while back with one of the portage libs where all
the pear files were placed in /usr/lib/php/php which effectively broke
everything. If this appears to be the case for
Joe Rizzo wrote:
My current thinking is to have a limited portage tree that only contains
ebuilds needed by the systems. Included in this portage tree will be
ebuilds for custom software packages. The systems will sync off of this
custom maintained portage tree. I would like binary packages
Jason Stubbs wrote:
> Joe Rizzo wrote:
>
>> I am looking at deploying a large scale installation of systems running
>> Gentoo. (Large scale being 200-300 systems) Currently, I am mainly
>> concerned with how to handle portage and packages.
I've been wanting to deal with that myself, but haven't
hi,
i really have problems to get pear running again, after an emerge -Du
world, on my apache2 mod_php 4.3.11 system.
horde says, that i have no pear installed
Configuration:
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PEAR executables directory bin_dir /usr/bin
PEAR documentation directory doc_dir
