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I just did that but I got the following...<br />
<i>ERROR: Module imap does not exist!</i><br />
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Thanks for your help<br />

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I just did that but I got the following...
ERROR: Module imap does not exist!

Thanks for your help


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Hi,<br />
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I have run &quot;sudo aptitude install php5-imap&quot; on my Ubuntu 9.04 LAMP server.<br />
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What do I do next to 'recompile' so the imap functionality works?<br />
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thanks for your help<br />
Smitch
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Hi,

I have run "sudo aptitude install php5-imap" on my Ubuntu 9.04 LAMP server.

What do I do next to 'recompile' so the imap functionality works?

thanks for your help
Smitch

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