Date: 09/29/00
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I did what you said below, installed curl --with-ssl and I did the php
--with-url as mentioned in my message below. What I don't understand is that
it says, "Extensions are not supported on this platform." whenever I run the
cgi version of PHP. If I remove the --with-curl then it goes back to
normal.
On 9/29/00 5:54 PM this was written:
>> I have a CGI version of PHP 4.0.2 on my server. I just got curl-ssl
>> installed on the system and wanted to compile it with curl support. My
>> configure line is:
>>
>> ./configure --quiet --prefix=/usr/local/php4 --with-ftp
>> --with-mysql=/usr/local/mysql --enable-track-vars --enable-calendar
>> --disable-debug --with-curl=/usr/local/curl
>>
>> Now I first installed curl and compiled PHP to have support for it and
>> everything was fine, but I found that cURL didn't have ssl support so I had
>> to do a bunch of stuff and now it's got the support.
>>
>> So, I ran the above configure statement and compiled PHP4 again.
>>
>> Now when I run the php runtime it says:
>>
>> Extensions are not supported on this platform.
>>
>> In addition, it says in the phpinfo:
>>
>> xml
>> XML Support active
>>
>> standard
>> Dynamic Library support not available
>>
>> .
>> Regex Library Bundled library enabled
>> Path to sendmail /usr/lib/sendmail -t
>>
>>
>> Notice "Dynamic Library support not available." (I just copied was was above
>> and below that.
>>
>> In the middle of that same page it has:
>>
>> curl
>> CURL support enabled
>> CURL Information libcurl 7.3 (SSL 0.9.6)
>>
>> So, it seems that it's installed right. Now, I have the script to install
>> PHP all created for me so I haven't change any of that. Why would this
>> happen. If I remove the --with-curl=/usr/local/curl it goes away.
>>
>> Is curl not supported?
>
> CURL is supported but when you compile PHP, CURL support is not automatically
> turned on, therefore you need to configure PHP --with-curl everytime you
> install
> PHP. Sort of like everytime you configure and install the curl package if you
> want SSL support included you need to configure and install curl --with-ssl...
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