Tarun, Why does "git-pull" work on your /home/tarun directory but not the main directory. Does "git-pull" written in PHP itself?
PHP is not part of the standard XS-163 build. I did a standard "yum install php" and also got "php-gd" and "php-xml". This is at 5.2.4 level. I can download the latest php-5.2.6 source, recompile it with the options you need. However, this means that I have to uninstall the current php, so the Web site must be down for this. I see from "who" command that you are logged on, so can wait until you are off before I do this. Please advise. Tony Pearson Senior Storage Consultant, IBM System Storage™ Telephone: +1 520-799-4309 | tie 321-4309 | Cell: +1 520 990-8669 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | GSA: http://tucgsa.ibm.com/~tpearson Blog: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/blogs/page/InsideSystemStorage AKA: 990tony Paravane, eightbar specialist Tarun Pondicherry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 07/15/2008 11:49 PM To Tony Pearson/Tucson/[EMAIL PROTECTED], Martin Langhoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> cc Glen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Greg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Greg Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, marcel r <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Pablo Flores <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Said Ramirez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Samuel Klein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, server-devel@lists.laptop.org Subject Re: EduBlog: Issue Posting to Blogger from Venango (XS 163) Hi Tony, Martin, Tony: Glen told me nothing is blocked in PA. I've tracked the problem to our php install, so my initial suspicion was wrong. PHP was compiled with --disable-dom, but that is required for the GData lib to operate. I tried to find how to install it manually, but so far my searching has only turned up that it is part of the php core and no install is required. Martin: I'm wondering if this has to do with the set up of the school server. I think php is part of the xs build (can't find the exact page, but remember seeing it somewhere). If so, is there a reason for disabling this extension? Thanks, Tarun Tony Pearson wrote: > > Tarun, > Yes, firewall is enabled as part of the standard XS-163 install. I > opened up ports for HTTP, HTTPS, SSH. Nobody mentioned 443 as a > port that needs to be opened, and I don't know what changes to make to > make that happen. However, the blocking should be incoming not > outgoing, so perhaps Glen has additional filtering/blocking in Oil > City, PA where the machine is located. Glen?
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