Re: [Fwd: PHP-GTK 2.0.1 / Suggestion at configure script]

Do we want to do this? When was --php-binary added to php-config? -Andrei Andrei Zmievski wrote:

------------------------------------------------------------------------ Subject: PHP-GTK 2.0.1 / Suggestion at configure script From: Rubens Takiguti Ribeiro <rubens@tecnolivre.ufla.br> Date: Mon, 1 Sep 2008 15:39:14 -0300 To: andrei@php.net To: andrei@php.net Hi, I'm a programmer and I have a suggestion (or a question) about the configure script of PHP-GTK 2.0.1. I receive the message "Could not locate PHP executable" after try to install PHP-GTK on Fedora Linux 7 / Apache 2.2.8 / PHP 5.2.6. This message is in configure script, in my case, at line 3937. I saw that the line 3917 has this test: "if test -x $PHP_PREFIX/bin/php; then ..." In fact it was checking if my PHP executable is in default path, but, in my case, it is at "/usr/bin/php" (I've changed in PHP compilation). I don't understand why it could not use "php-config --php-binary" to determine the PHP executable location. I could create a symbolic link in "$PHP_PREFIX/bin/php", but I change the configure script to do this test: " PHP=$PHP_CONFIG --php-binary if [ -x "$PHP" -o -x "$PHP_PREFIX/bin/php" ]; then ...

    if [ -x "$PHP_PREFIX/bin/php" ]; then
      PHP=$PHP_PREFIX/bin/php
    fi

... " And it works. The code is not so good, but the suggestion is to use "php-config" not only to determine PHP_PREFIX, but the PHP executable too.