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Request #19577 Compile PHP
Submitted: 2002-09-24 08:31 UTC Modified: 2002-09-25 08:55 UTC
From: Martin dot Schmitz at Uni-Bielefeld dot de Assigned:
Status: Not a bug Package: Feature/Change Request
PHP Version: 4.2.1 OS: Linux
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [2002-09-24 08:31 UTC] Martin dot Schmitz at Uni-Bielefeld dot de 
Dear developers

...this is not a bug, but I want to beg you to install a compiling service (perheps a payable). If somebody wants to compile some options for PHP it needs a lot of stuff (e.g. PDF or Oracle support). So I think it will be a good idea if there is the possibility to select a preferred PHP-constellation in a form, and then download the compiled libphp.so (like for MAC-systems).
Is it possible to implement such a service?? Hope to hear from you...

Martin

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 [2002-09-24 10:47 UTC] sniper@php.net 
Getting it to work would require quite a lot of work and testing. And still it wouldn't work for everybody.
It's really easy to compile it yourself anyway.
As long as you have the necessary libraries and such.
 [2002-09-25 02:32 UTC] Martin dot Schmitz at Uni-Bielefeld dot de 
I don't have problems to compile PHP (the scripts running good, and the error-messages are OK). But the problem is to get all libs. (If I want to compile oracle support, I have to install the oracle clients, and installing oracle isn't easy, and it costs recouces).
Perhaps my problem is solved if the neccecary libs are downloadable from the PHP-site?
(btw. thank's for such a quick answer. Good support!!)
 [2002-09-25 08:55 UTC] sniper@php.net 
Good that you mentioned Oracle libs. It's not possible to have those available at php.net as they are licensed and NOT FREE. Same applies to most of the non-os libraries too.

One good thing would be a general list of URLs where to find them. (you can download the 650MB oracle package for 'free' but you need to register there first)
 
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