Now to my next travail in Linux. If you haven't figured this out, I am no Linux guru yet. I'm working on it. And with the help of you fine people I'll get there yet.
We just installed Fedora Core 5 as a development environment and I am trying to get PHP configured in a way that works. A php_info() of our current install of PHP4 (on a other box) shows that the configure command has this in it:
According to the PHP Manual, in order to use the Sybase functions (which I am going to need) PHP needs to be configured with that flag. How do I add that flag to PHP5 in Linux? I am on Fedora Core 5. Thanks.
If you are using Fedora's auto fetch program, I believe is apt-get? I'm not sure if it takes optional args at install.. I prefer to manual compile my sources anyway
Urgent? Yes. I am leaving for vacation for two weeks as of next Monday and I am tasked with giving the hobbyists their portion of the server to play in. We all need Sybase functions so I need to make sure they have that for next week.
When I looked at using ./configure I keep getting a message that the command is not found. I am more than certain that I am doing something wrong. I just don't know what that something is.
Jenk wrote:Only downside of course is everything is compiled on my machine, not pre-compiled packages like apt-get or rpm, thus it takes longer to install.
After running Ubuntu & FreeBSD side-by-side I would consider this to be advantage