I figured out why that it wasn't working. My prefix isn't the standard
default prefix. I put php in /usr/local/apache/php. Though my script
calls for /usr/local/bin/php...that php binary was copied there from the
previous installation. Therefore, when I recompiled it was still using
the 'old' binary. I should have created a symbolic link to the
/usr/local/apache/php/bin/php file and this wouldn't have happened.
Thanks for the quick repsonse.
Marek Kilimajer wrote:
Cory D. Wiles wrote:
I am writing some backup scripts that will ftp my *.gz files to my ftp
server. Unfortunately I didn't originally install php with ftp support
(oversight on my part). I reconfigured/installed PHP with --enable-ftp
and restarted everything, but the functions still don't work.
#!/usr/local/bin/php
<?
if (function_exists('ftp_connect')):
print "cool\n";
else:
print "damn\n";
endif;
?>
output when ran: 'Damn'
During the make I didn't see any errors. When I ran phpinfo()
[http://www.randomthoughtprocess.com/info.php] it shows that I have
FTP support. Is there something that I am missing?
Did you install php cli binary? Is it installed in /usr/local/bin? Check
the build date (/usr/local/bin/php -i | grep "Build Date").
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Cory Wiles
Systems Engineer
ePerformax - Memphis, TN
901.751.4902
http://www.eperformax.com
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