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Posted by Jochem Maas on 12/30/05 16:11
dev lamp wrote:
> On 12/29/05, Jochem Maas <jochem@iamjochem.com> wrote:
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>>dev lamp wrote:
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>>>Hi
>>>
>>>I am unable to call perl code from PHP, since the extension does not
>>>get loaded !
>>>
>>>Scenario 1:
>>>use dl('perl.so'); in the php code and invoke the script from the command line
>>>The script works fine and the perl code gets executed as well.
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>>so the extension is not being loaded automatically right?
>>but if you dl() it everything is fine, right?
>>then double check the 'right' ini file is being used!
>>
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> There is only one php.ini
> I have checked the extensions path information using phpinfo().
you not only have to specify the correct extension dir you
also have to specify [in your php.ini] each and every extension that you want
to load e.g:
extension=perl.so
or alternatively (no need for the extension dir to be set):
extension=/complete/path/to/your/perl.so
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> Is there something else that I need to checkout ?
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>>is the apache module using the php.ini that you think it is ?? -
>>that kind of thing has caught me out more than once!
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> How do I check that ?
> I downloaded apache sources and compiled it.
> Why do I need to specify the path of the php.ini file to the apache web server ?
the php apache module needs to know where the php.ini can be found - usually
set at compile time - the place it's kept varies from OS to OS (which has caught me out
before!).
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> Dev.
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