I was about to install php on a G4 I have and thought I should maybe
go lightweight with it. Really I'm sure it can handle Apache 2 just
fine, since it's just for development... but why not make it fun?
So I took a look at going with lighttpd from the php manual and the
setup that that would entai
On Sun, Jan 25, 2009 at 2:43 PM, Michele Waldman wrote:
> I got an undefined function error on mcrypt_encrypt.
>
> It looks to be an extension. I downloaded the source code.
>
> I'm guessing my hosting provider didn't include it. So what's new?
>
> I see a lot on line about using use_entension=p
On Jan 25, 2009, at 3:11 PM, Michele Waldman wrote:
What am I looking for? I've never seen phpinfo() where mcrypt was
installed.
--disable-posix-threads in the configuration command or something in
additional .ini files parsed? Would it list mcrypt explicitly?
Michele
You'll see --with-mcry
What am I looking for? I've never seen phpinfo() where mcrypt was
installed.
--disable-posix-threads in the configuration command or something in
additional .ini files parsed? Would it list mcrypt explicitly?
Michele
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On Sun, 25 Jan 2009, Michele Waldman wrote:
> I'm guessing my hosting provider didn't include it. So what's new?
>
> I see a lot on line about using use_entension=php_mcrypt.dll, but that's in
> a windows environment.
>
> Does anyone know? If I have to do anything in the php.ini file to use
>
I got an undefined function error on mcrypt_encrypt.
It looks to be an extension. I downloaded the source code.
I'm guessing my hosting provider didn't include it. So what's new?
I see a lot on line about using use_entension=php_mcrypt.dll, but that's in
a windows environment.
Does anyone kno
