PHP's RPM vs PHP's Compiling???
| From: | Scott Fletcher | Date: | Fri, 16 Apr 2004 21:35:41 +0000 |
| Subject: | PHP's RPM vs PHP's Compiling??? | ||
| Groups: | php.general | ||
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Trying to figure out which would provide more choices or controls... See, I
usually compile PHP with those prefix options to allow it to take in cURL,
mCrypt, OpenSSL, etc... Later, if I need to add something then I can redo
the PHP configuration with additional prefix and recompile PHP. All of this
before compiling Apache. People have been bugging me to use the RPM for
Linux instead. I hestiate on it because my understanding of RPM is that it
is a compiled program that is then packaged up into RPM. Well correct me if
I'm wrong. I never done the RPM before and I hestiate on it because what if
it doesn't include the cURL support or mCrypt support or OpenSSL support?
What if I need to add something to PHP, would it work by redoing something
to the PHP RPM? I want to hear your knowledge, opinion and advice on this.
Thanks,
FletchSOD