In article <2005071919552716807%richard@richardhulbertcom>,
Richard Hulbert <richard@richardhulbert.com> wrote:
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> On 2005-07-19 18:57:40 +0100, Scott Auge <scott_auge@yahoo.com> said:
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> > In article <2005071916544816807%richard@richardhulbertcom>,
> > Richard Hulbert <richard@richardhulbert.com> wrote:
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> >> Hi there all
> >>
> >> I am trying to get SQLite working with php4 I have installed using the
> >> command line 'pear install SQLite' - so far so good. this is supposed
> >> to (as I understand it) DL the package install it and mod php.ini.
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> >> However when I run phpinfo() it does not seem to be installed.
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> >> Any help greatly appreciated
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> >> Richard[/color]
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> > I think it is PHP 5 that has the SQLite built in.
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> > You will need to build php 5 from source and install it on your apple.
> > Apple is still distributing PHP 4.
> >
> > developer.apple.com has some articles on building from source. Just do
> > a search on PHP on that page and bunch of articles will come up.
> >
> > Watch out for software updates regarding PHP from apple, it will
> > overwrite your install. It is worth writing down the steps![/color]
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> hey Scott thanks but you can load the extension dynamically using php.ini
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http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/fa...24.php3?page=1
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> I worked out what was not working it was the path to the extension.
> PECL Rocks!!!
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> thanks for your time
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> richard[/color]
Ah... didn't know you could do that with php.ini - you have taught me
something... I will be reading that link!
