On 8/10/14 8:11 AM, Robert Moskowitz wrote:
On 10/07/2014 04:22 PM, Ben Schmidt wrote:
On 8/10/14 6:43 AM, Robert Moskowitz wrote:
Redsleeve is the arm port of Centos 6. So I am installing from the tar from roundcube.net and the installer script reports that:
Checking PHP extensionsThe following modules/extensions are /required/ to run Roundcube:
DOM: NOT OK(Could be loaded. Please add in php.ini; See http://www.php.net/manual/en/book.dom.php)
The next couple of extensions are /optional/ and recommended to get the best performance: FileInfo: OK
Mcrypt: NOT AVAILABLE(See http://www.php.net/manual/en/book.mcrypt.php) Intl: NOT AVAILABLE(See http://www.php.net/manual/en/book.intl.php)
I don't see in the manual what to add to php.ini. Please advise.
I have tried to find mcrypt (yum install mcrypt libmcrypt), but these are not the mcrypt it seems to want.
And I don't know were to find the intl.php.
Look for PHP extension packages. They might be called something like php-mcrypt or php5-mcrypt. The mcrypt library, libmcrypt, will be a dependency for them. Similar for intl and perhaps even DOM, though I thought that was built right into core in recent PHP. Which version of PHP do you have installed? Actually, a quick Google suggests the package for DOM is php-xml.
Originally I did not even have DOM, and was told to install php-xml. Now I have to work out the php.ini for it.
Usually when you use a package manager, there is something like a conf.d directory, or php.ini.d or something, which includes the php.ini fragments needed to enable the extension.
However, if it doesn't, usually it's as simple as putting lines such as
extension=php_intl.so
in php.ini, or uncomment such lines by removing a semicolon (;) from the start.
There may also be directives in the relevant sections you need to tweak, i.e. under a section in square brackets such as [mcrypt]. About the only one I've tweaked *regularly* though is date.timezone under [Date]!
Ben.