| sean finney on 16 May 2008 12:08:50 -0700 |
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On Friday 16 May 2008 05:43:50 pm Doug Crompton wrote: > My mistake, I was accidentally looking at two systems. Both http php info > and php -v report the 5.2.0 version. > > I would download and compile a new version but m concern is breaking > something. Is there a way to determine how my current version of php was > compiled? With what switches? this was answered by george, but i should add that you can probably compile the extension itself without compiling all of php, by installing whatever -dev package provides the php header files and then installing the zip extension via pecl (it's probably easy as something like "pecl install foo", though i don't use pecl myself... i suggest you do a little googling on that.) alternatively if that's not an option, what i imagine is the most likely way to avoid errors/breakage is to download the src rpm for php from your distro, install any build deps, open up the spec file, and modify the configure line that should be in there to include the appropriate options, and then rebuild the rpms. > The original error was in wordpress. I was trying to use an auto upgrade > plug-in and when I tried to enable the module it did a check which gave > back an error that zip support was not enabled and to contact my server. > > That is all is said, zip support. I thought there might be some wordpress > users on this list. you also might want to try askign a wordpress users list to make sure that this is actually the problem and not something else so that you don't waste any time on a wild goose chase. sean Attachment:
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