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Need install instructions for installing cURL support on a linux machine

Tags: Linux Enterprise, php 4.4.4, php curl install, linux curl, curl installation on linux
Can someone provide instructions on how to install cURL support with php 4.4.4 on already functioning virtual dedicated server from godaddy? I have many sites functioning on the server so I cannot take the server offline. I managed to use wget to grab a version and extracted it. I opened the cURL folder and chose "make", and it did its thing. I then ran the install. When I run phpinfo.php, I could not find the cURL module and test (curl) scripts did not work either.

Did I forget something? Do I need to recompile php with the new library and all the other libraries together or can I just 'compile --with-curl'. Also, where do I find the path where I need to compile at?

Also, when I compile php, will it take any of the other websites offline?

Thanks for your help,
Matt

PS. I am running linux redhat enterprise with php v. 4.4.4 on a godaddy vd server

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Question Asked By: wmshuman
Solution Provided By: ravenpl
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04.05.2008 at 01:03PM PDT, ID: 21289401

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Assuming You have installed the php from RHEL repositories, You should have curl enabled (it's shipped with standard php package).
But I suppose You have installed custom version, as my RH reports php 4.3.9 as the current. How have You installed the php then?
 
04.06.2008 at 09:49AM PDT, ID: 21292360
I purchased a ready made server from godaddy. Everything was already set up for me, so I did not have to set up anything but custom scripts, DNS, things along that line.

Like I said, this is an already functioning server and has been for over a year now. I haven't had a problem with anything else that has to do with php. I recently bought a pricey script and the developers failed to mention that curl has to be installed in order for the script to even install itself. No refund of course and now I am left with trying to get this library installed.

I logged in through ssh and did a whereis curl and nothing was found. I used wget, downloaded it, and untar to the server. I installed curl and now it shows the libraries in the usr/bin directories, but when I run phpinfo(), it shows that it is not installed. I have also restarted apache and still nothing.

Thanks for your help,

Matt
 
04.07.2008 at 09:56AM PDT, ID: 21298641

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Try this - but no guarantee, nor tested

download php 4.4.4 (verify the version with phpinfo() call)
unpacke, enter php sources dir
./configure --with-curl=shared
make
cp -av modules/curl.so /wherever/the/php/extensions/

get the directory from "extension_dir" param in php.ini

now edit the php.ini (get it's placement from phpinfo() call), add along others
extension=curl.so

restart apache.
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04.07.2008 at 10:25AM PDT, ID: 21298852
I updated my php with v 4.4.8 and re-compiled with the curl libraries. I did not realize that I could do all of this inside the whm. I thought I had to use ssh to install the library. Anyways, all is well now, and to the say the least, I learned a lot. Thanks for all your help.
 
 
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