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Old 09-28-2007
aritmico@gmail.com
 
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Hi all, I'm Bruno, an italian developer :)

I' ve got a "little" problem since about 10 hours...

I have a virtual server with PHP 5 and Apache 2 installed...

Now I need to use the cURL lib and I can't do the last step...

I installed the cURL package ( downloaded from the developers web
site ) but, on the "install info" I found that I must compile PHP with
the command "--with-curl [=DIR]" ( where DIR is the path of cURL
installed files )...

Unfortunately I'm not a Linux Guru so my question is:

Can I compile PHP, for a second time, without specify all "old
commands" about its configuration...?
With the new compiling, can I have just the addiction of the new
library without lose "old instructions"...?

Thank you a lot for your attention :)

P.S. Is my english OK...? :P

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Old 09-29-2007
Jerry Stuckle
 
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aritmico@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi all, I'm Bruno, an italian developer :)
>
> I' ve got a "little" problem since about 10 hours...
>
> I have a virtual server with PHP 5 and Apache 2 installed...
>
> Now I need to use the cURL lib and I can't do the last step...
>
> I installed the cURL package ( downloaded from the developers web
> site ) but, on the "install info" I found that I must compile PHP with
> the command "--with-curl [=DIR]" ( where DIR is the path of cURL
> installed files )...
>
> Unfortunately I'm not a Linux Guru so my question is:
>
> Can I compile PHP, for a second time, without specify all "old
> commands" about its configuration...?
> With the new compiling, can I have just the addiction of the new
> library without lose "old instructions"...?
>
> Thank you a lot for your attention :)
>
> P.S. Is my english OK...? :P
>


Nope, each compiles is fresh - you need to use all of the old commands.

But the options you used when you ran config are shown in phpinfo().


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Old 09-29-2007
Jerry Stuckle
 
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aritmico@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi all, I'm Bruno, an italian developer :)
>
> I' ve got a "little" problem since about 10 hours...
>
> I have a virtual server with PHP 5 and Apache 2 installed...
>
> Now I need to use the cURL lib and I can't do the last step...
>
> I installed the cURL package ( downloaded from the developers web
> site ) but, on the "install info" I found that I must compile PHP with
> the command "--with-curl [=DIR]" ( where DIR is the path of cURL
> installed files )...
>
> Unfortunately I'm not a Linux Guru so my question is:
>
> Can I compile PHP, for a second time, without specify all "old
> commands" about its configuration...?
> With the new compiling, can I have just the addiction of the new
> library without lose "old instructions"...?
>
> Thank you a lot for your attention :)
>
> P.S. Is my english OK...? :P
>


And you English is great!

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Old 09-29-2007
aritmico@gmail.com
 
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Thank's a lot Jerry !

I suspected it...

The provider deleted PHP installation files so...I must unpack the
sources and compile them for a second time "copyng and pasting" old
commands and adding news...

Right...? :)


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Old 09-29-2007
aritmico@gmail.com
 
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Thank's a lot Jerry !

I suspected it...

The provider deleted PHP installation files so...I must unpack the
sources and compile them for a second time "copyng and pasting" old
commands and adding news...

Right...? :)


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