This is a discussion on Command line php within the alt.comp.lang.php forums, part of the PHP Programming Forums category; I was wanting to use the PHP cli but it seems it wasn't enabled by default like the manual ...
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I was wanting to use the PHP cli but it seems it wasn't enabled by default
like the manual shows it usually is now. When I look at the php info page the configure command doesn't show like it does other times I've looked... it only shows this: ---- This is irrelevant, look inside the /usr/share/doc/php-4.3.10/configure_command file. urpmi is your friend, use it to install extensions not shown below. ---- This is a default install of Mandrake (Mandrivia) and this is how it came. I guess my question is... can I simply run one command to add the cli to PHP or do I have to completely re-compile and re-install? Thanks in advance for the help! -- Shawn Wilson |
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On Fri, 03 Feb 2006 15:12:39 +0000, Shawn Wilson wrote:
> I was wanting to use the PHP cli <snip> > I guess my question is... can I simply run one command to add the cli to > PHP or do I have to completely re-compile and re-install? urpmi rpm-cli works on Mandriva systems. -- Ben. |