Thank you Alexey! I'm reading this newsletter form 11/15/2006 only... :-( I search in forum, many quetions about it, but non answers... Yes, recompile can be a solution, but I don't want to do it, due tu updates that can broke it... Ok, using pecl would be a better solution. I never use it, but now it is the time... Thank you a lot! Nando Alexey Loukianov ha scritto: > Greetings, Ferdinando. > > On 5 ??????? 2006 ?., 12:15:09 you wrote: > > >> Hi all! >> I need this PHP extension. >> I'm in CentOS 4.4, plus extras, plus, dag, freshrpm and rpmforge repos, >> but I can't find it. >> I found libmcrypt, but PHP seems ignore it... Ah, I use PHP5, MySQL5 and >> Apache 2.2 >> I tried to hand write right conf of *.ini PHP conf files, and I tried to >> manually soft-link libraries in php.d/modules/.. folder, but nothing works. >> So I would know if there's a Centos repos for this extension. >> FC5 repos have it, but I don't know if including a Fedora repos into >> CentOS would be high risk.... >> > This question was discussed on the list about a month ago, you'd > better search archives before posting. > > The trouble with PHP5 mcrypt is that it is not enabled by default in > CentOS4. > You have two options: > 1.Head on to > http://mirror.centos.org/centos/4.4/centosplus/i386/SRPMS/, > grab SRPMS for PHP5 version you need, correct spec file to include > mcrypt and recompile it. You will have later to manually > download-recompile-upgrade PHP, as your recompiled version won't be > supported by up2date/yum. > 2. Compile the module itself using PECL. This one should be much more > easier and faster. > > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos/attachments/20061205/96a921ac/attachment-0005.html>