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2015-07-20T15:58:52Z

Installation

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	= Installation =		= Old Installation Instructions =

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2013-12-22T06:51:47Z

Installation

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	\|text=Mac users: ~~do not use~~ PHP 5.3.8~~; this will not work out-of-the-box on Mac Snow Leopard~~. ~~Instead, download an older~~ version of PHP from the PHP releases page: http://www.php.net/releases/ (alternatively, download a binary version).		\|text=Mac users: you will have issues if you try and compile PHP 5.3.8 from source. Use a different version of PHP (or, a binary version) from the PHP releases page: http://www.php.net/releases/ (alternatively, download a binary version).

	See the [[#Errors]] section below before continuing if you decide you must install this version.		See the [[#Errors]] section below before continuing if you decide you must install this version.

2011-11-20T18:33:34Z

=Long Configure Line

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	Then you run make and make install, and if you really want to, make test.		Then you run make and make install, and if you really want to, make test.

	===Long Configure Line==		===Long Configure Line===

	A long PHP configure line that I use is:		A long PHP configure line that I use is:

2011-11-20T18:33:24Z

Errors

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	This worked like a charm for me.		This worked like a charm for me.

			===Libpng Configure Problem===

			While trying to build PHP with gd/libpng/libjpeg, I kept seeing messages like this about libpng or libjpeg:

			<pre>
			checking for GD support... yes
			checking for the location of libpng... /usr/local/src/libpng-1.2.8/
			If configure fails try --with-jpeg-dir=<DIR>
			configure: error: libpng.(a\|so) not found.
			</pre>

			I was on Ubuntu Linux and had installed the following libraries through aptitude:

			<pre>
			sudo apt-get install libpng3 libpng3-dev libjpeg8 libjpeg8-dev
			</pre>

			However, these are not found by PHP's configure because Ubuntu does not put them all in sensible locations. Some of them (libjpeg libraries) go to /usr/lib, but some of them (libpng libraries) go to /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu.

			There's no way to really permanently fix this, unless PHP adds configure flags like <code>--with-png-lib-dir</code> or <code>--with-jpeg-lib-dir</code>.

	= PHP Installation Information =		= PHP Installation Information =

2011-11-20T18:26:07Z

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 == Preqrequisites ==
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 It's also imperative that you have a web server like [[Apache]] installed - otherwise you will only be able to use PHP from the command line, which isn't terribly useful.  If you are using [[Apache]], you must include the Apache PHP module in your Apache httpd.conf file.  However, if you point PHP configure to your Apache installation (see next section), the command to load the PHP module should be automatically added to your httpd.conf file.  Visit the [[Apache#PHP Module]] page for more details.
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 Then you run make and make install, and if you really want to, make test.
 ===Installing Modules===

2011-11-18T05:35:33Z

PHP Configuration File

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	The PHP configuration file is called <code>php.ini</code>. If you're not sure where it's located, use the above <code>info()</code> function - it will give you the location of your php.ini file.		The PHP configuration file is called <code>php.ini</code>. If you're not sure where it's located, use the above <code>info()</code> function - it will give you the location of your php.ini file.

			Alternatively, specify the directory in which to put php.ini using the configure flag <code>--with-config-file-path</code>.

2011-11-18T04:51:18Z

Configuration

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	./configure \		./configure \
	--prefix=$HOME/pkg/php-5.3.0 \		--prefix=$HOME/pkg/php/5.3.0 \
	--with-mysql=/usr/local/mysql \		--with-mysql=/usr/local/mysql \
	--with-apxs2=$HOME/pkg/apache~~-2.2.11~~/bin/apxs \		--with-apxs2=$HOME/pkg/apache/std/bin/apxs \
	--disable-cgi \		--disable-cgi \
	--with-zlib \		--with-zlib \
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	--with-pdo-mysql=/usr/local/mysql \		--with-pdo-mysql=/usr/local/mysql \
	\		\
	--with-mcrypt=$HOME/pkg/libmcrypt~~-2.5.8~~ \		--with-mcrypt=$HOME/pkg/libmcrypt/std \
	\		\
	--enable-sockets		--enable-sockets

2011-11-18T04:49:27Z

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	<pre>		<pre>
	make clean; make all; make install		make clean; make all; make install
	<pre>		</pre>

	This worked like a charm for me.		This worked like a charm for me.

2011-11-18T04:48:59Z

Configuration

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	\|text=Mac users: do not use PHP 5.3.8; this will not work out-of-the-box on Mac Snow Leopard. Instead, download an older version of PHP from the PHP releases page: http://www.php.net/releases/ (alternatively, download a binary version).		\|text=Mac users: do not use PHP 5.3.8; this will not work out-of-the-box on Mac Snow Leopard. Instead, download an older version of PHP from the PHP releases page: http://www.php.net/releases/ (alternatively, download a binary version).

	See the [[Errors]] section below before continuing if you decide you must install this version.		See the [[#Errors]] section below before continuing if you decide you must install this version.
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