Php – missing config files when compiling a php extension

PHPphp5

I do the phpize..
When I reach the ./configure It tells me it can fins the php-config (configure: error: Cannot find php-config. Please use --with-php-config=PATH)
I assume it means a file named php-config
I do ./configure --with-php-config=/usr/local/src/php5/php-5.3.5/scripts/ --enable-entities
Which points to that file's directory, but still, I get same error.

Best Answer

php-config is a shell script (executable program) that should be part of your PHP installation. Normally this would be on your $PATH, but in your case it is not.

Locate the program, and specify its full path (e.g. --with-php-config=/usr/local/apache/PHP/bin/php-config) to resolve the error message.
If you do not know where the script is you can use the locate or find command to help you find it.

Related Solutions

Php – compile php 5.3.3 with intl extension on Snow Leopard 10.6

I tried to make the same thing and it failed due to a lot of errors of the same type. I tried to correct one by one and I got one more! I "downgraded" to php 5.2.14 and had no more problem.

Centos – How to install APC and Memcache on CentOS WITHOUT installing the PHP package

Your custom-compiled PHP should have installed pecl, and configured it properly.

Have you tried running "pecl install apc"?

If your system is not finding pecl, it's probable that you used some funny --prefix when you ./configure'd PHP.

For instance, if you compiled php like this:

$ ./configure --prefix=/foo
$ make
# make install

then you'll either want to get /foo/bin into $PATH, or you could just run

$ /foo/bin/pecl install apc

EDIT: Now I remember: try pecl install apc-beta. Something is screwy with 5.3.3 and non-beta APC. My experience is apc-beta works fine.

Best Answer

Related Solutions

Php – compile php 5.3.3 with intl extension on Snow Leopard 10.6

Centos – How to install APC and Memcache on CentOS WITHOUT installing the PHP package

Related Topic