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login as root on the linux box and try installing pear's xml parser<br />
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pear install XML_Parser
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login as root on the linux box and try installing pear's xml parser


pear install XML_Parser

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you'll have to baby spoon this to me...<br />
I am on freebsd 6.1 ; I am in the ports section in the pear directory and I do not see anything for xml although there are about 100 packages...thanks..
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you'll have to baby spoon this to me...
I am on freebsd 6.1 ; I am in the ports section in the pear directory and I do not see anything for xml although there are about 100 packages...thanks..

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actually I just saw your second comment i will go and see...
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actually I just saw your second comment i will go and see...

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FreeBSD 6.1 is outdated.<br />
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On normal FreeBSD system pkg_add -r php5-xml 
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FreeBSD 6.1 is outdated.

On normal FreeBSD system pkg_add -r php5-xml

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I reinstall php5 and made sure it installed lib_xml
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I reinstall php5 and made sure it installed lib_xml

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I installed php5, no problems, also mysql is working well, I also installed phpldapadmin and when I went to open it up in the browser (firefox) it told me to install php support for xml; how does one do this.?
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I installed php5, no problems, also mysql is working well, I also installed phpldapadmin and when I went to open it up in the browser (firefox) it told me to install php support for xml; how does one do this.?

How does one install xml support of php

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