Re: PHP --with-imap
On Sun, 2003-02-23 at 16:14, Rob Weir wrote:
> On Sun, Feb 23, 2003 at 12:29:33PM -0600, Craig Jackson wrote:
> > I have a Debian woody computer with exim and qpopper. They work well
> > using starttls. Now I want to experiment with imap using imp/horde. So I
> > installed Cyrus-imapd using apt and libc-client2001 using apt and Mysql
> > from source. I downloaded PHP4.3.1 and Apache 1.3.27 which I want to
> > compile from source.
>
> How come?
I'm new to apt-get. I like downloading the source from the source and
compiling it. I like knowing what options are used to compile. I'm
having a hell of a time with this php-imap because first php4.3.1
doesn't find the c-client libraries even though I enter the correct
prefix and the libraries are there, then I find out kerberos has been
compiled into c-client and I don't want Kerberos. Having control over
our servers is important. I don't mind relinquishing some of that
control for the base system esp because I know Debian does a great job
with that and it will save plenty time and aggravation. But as for
mission critical apps, I want the source installed exactly the way I
want it. I realize that I can do this with apt-get but it seems like
more work to learn apt-get to compile from deb-source than to simply
download and compile from original source.
> And if you really want to, why not rebuild the Debian
> sources, so you get a nice shiny .deb? Also, Debian includes a
> php4-imap module which gives you imap support.
>
> > When I configure PHP4.3.1 using these options
> >
> > --with-mysql
> > --with-imap=/usr/lib/
> > --with-apache=/usr/local/src/apache_1.3.27
> > --with-mcrypt
> > --enable-track-vars
> >
> > I get this error:
> >
> > configure: error: Cannot find imap library (libc-client.a). Please check
> > your IMAP installation.
> >
> > libc-client2001 is in /usr/lib/ but libc-client.a is nowhere on the
> > system. Hints please.
>
> Use http://packages.debian.org/ to find which package contains that
> file.
--
Craig Jackson <cjackson@localsurface.com>
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