Kai Hendry wrote:
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> Well I wish it just automagically worked.
You're not alone. I'm pretty sure this bug has been reported before. :)
> I have no idea about what dlopen() means.
Sorry, that's the C function, I meant dl() -- http://www.php.net/dl
> If we compare this to the Windows world wh
On 2005-10-05T14:25+1000 Adam Conrad wrote:
> it may be helpful in the cases where people don't know what's wrong, it
> seems quite a disruptive thing to do for the majority of cases.
Well I wish it just automagically worked.
I have no idea about what dlopen() means.
If we compare this to the W
Kai Hendry wrote:
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> I apt-get install php4-curl and expected it to work straight away.
It would work straight away if you dlopen() the module. However, if you
expect PHP to do it for you on startup from php.ini, you kinda have
to... Restart it. Not required for CGI/CLI (as they "startup" on e
Package: php4-curl
Version: 4:4.3.10-16
Severity: minor
I apt-get install php4-curl and expected it to work straight away.
Instead my applications reported:
Call to undefined function: curl_init()
Errors. After a :
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
It did start to work.
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