Re: Re: How to enable cURL php extension on Debian Wheezy?

Csanyi Pal <csanyipal@gmail.com> wrote: > Tamara Temple <tamouse.lists@gmail.com> writes: > > Csanyi Pal <csanyipal@gmail.com> wrote: > >> It is interesting.. that when I switch to English language for > >> Moodle installation ( on the web interface ), then I get not this > >> error, but if I switch back to Hungarian language for installation, I > >> get it again. > > > > I am completely unfamiliar with Moodle, have no idea what it is or how > > it works with I18n stuff. But, if it works in one language and not the > > other, the problem probably isn't with curl, or necessarily with the > > php configuration, either. > > It doesn't work in Englis language either, just at this step of Moodle > installation on the web interface, it doesn't complain for the missing > cURL extension. But, when I proceed with the installation in English > language, I come to the step where it shows up again the missing cURL > extension. Ah, I'm sorry, my misundertanding. > > When you switch to Hungarian, what are the actual errors you are > > seeing? > > Stick the log in a gist or pastebin so it doesn't get mangled by > > email. > > I get no error message at this step of Moodle installation, when I use > Hungarian language. > > >> The info.php file with the content of: > >> <? > >> phpinfo(); > >> ?> > >> > >> should show the enabled cURL extension? > > > > I missed this one, somehow. > > > > Yes, exactly, the cURL module should show up on phpinfo() output. > > Well, the phpinfo() output doesn't show up the cURL module yet. > > I have the following directories and files in the > > /etc/php5/ directory: > > /apache2 directory with the content: > php.ini file > /conf.d subdirectory with the content: > gd.ini > .. > xcache.ini > > But here I don't have > curl.ini > xmlrpc.ini > > and I think that that it should be here curl.ini, xmlrpc.ini > > Why is not here curl.ini? My ../apache2/conf.d directory is a symlink to the ../conf.d directory. This might indeed be the problem. Not to make *your* ../apache2/conf.d a symlink, but to put symlinks inside it to the .ini files you need in ../conf.d. Give that go, and see? I'm sorry I'm not much better help -- this all came out of the box the way I needed it and I didn't think about it much. > > /conf.d directory with the content: > @10-pdo.ini > @20-curl.ini > .. > @20-xmlrpc.ini > ldap.ini > > /mods-available subdirectory with the files: > curl.ini > .. > xmlrpc.ini > > /cgi directory > /cli directory > > > -- > Regards from Pal > > > -- > PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php >