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Nunners
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Installing Horde

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Hopefully someone here will be able to help me - please :)

I’m trying to setup the horde project (2.2.5) on a Windows 2k server, running Apache, php & MySQL – in particular IMP.

Horde requires gettext, so I’ve found and tried to install the GnuWin gettext, and also the libiconv, as this is a required module (?).

I’ve installed the exe, however, horde is still not recognising that gettext is installed… (I’ve successfully got the test.php page, which says about gettext)

PHP Module Capabilities
DOM XML Support: No
FTP Support: Yes
Gettext Support: No
Horde will not run without gettext support. Compile php --with-gettext before continuing.


Does anyone have any suggestions?
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Post by redmonkey »

Which version of PHP?

Do you have the full PHP package or just the installer package?
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Post by Nunners »

PHP 4.3.6 and I just used the standard install - i.e. the exe not the compiled version on the zip
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Post by redmonkey »

You will need the full package (i.e. the .zip package). Go download that and extarct the libintl-1.dll and iconv.dll files from the zip and place both these files in your windows system32 directory.

Then edit your php.ini file to uncomment the gettext extension. i.e...
find ';extension=php_gettext.dll'

and change to 'extension=php_gettext.dll' without the quotes.

Restart your server and all should be good.
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Post by Nunners »

Indeed it is!!!!

Thanks for your help.....
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