[ZendTo] Re: Apc entries in phpini.php page

[Jules]

For the benefit of everyone else who might read this message, the files 
are now also here:
http://zend.to/files/php5.3-CentOS6-x64.zip

Feel free to download and install. They are the latest files as of a few 
days ago (26th May 2012 roughly).

Jules.

On 29/05/2012 09:35, Jules wrote:
>
> On 25/05/2012 19:14, Kevin Miller wrote:
>> Jules wrote:
>>> On 24/05/2012 19:20, Kevin Miller wrote:
>>>>>>       There was no apc.ini so I created one.  Is there an apc package
>>>>>> that needs to be installed as well?
>>>>> Yes. It's part of the pecl stuff. That should create a apc.ini for
>>>>> you in /etc/php.d.
>>>> That explains it.  The centos.php page page says:
>>>> "These next 2 are not for CentOS 6:
>>>>
>>>>     yum remove php php-cli php-common php-imap php-pdo php-ldap
>>>>     php-mysql yum install php52-pear php52 php52-cli php52-common
>>>>     php52-devel \ php52-gd php52-mbstring php52-mcrypt php52-mysql
>>>>     php52-pdo php52-soap  \ php52-xml php52-xmlrpc php52-bcmath
>>>> php52-pecl-apc php52-pecl-memcache \   php52-ldap"
>>>>
>>>> Since I'm doing CentOS 6.2, I skipped those two lines (the lines
>>>> beginning with yum), hence no pecl stuff.  Should I just change the
>>>> php52-* to php53-* and install them? Yes, should work.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>> I haven't yet rebuilt php.  Since I'm using 6.2, I expect I should
>>>>>> replace http://mirror.rackspace.com/ius/stable/Redhat/5.5/SRPMS/
>>>>>> with http://mirror.rackspace.com/ius/stable/Redhat/6/SRPMS/.  Do I
>>>>>> need to download everything in that directory that is prefixed
>>>>>> with php53u? (php-5.3.3-3.el6_2.8.x86_64 is what's currently
>>>>>> installed.)
>>>>> If all the PHP SRPMs are prefixed with php53u then yes, you might as
>>>>> well download the lot. Can't do much harm.
>>>> OK, thanks...
>>>>
>>>>     ...Kevin
>>> I rebuilt PHP for CentOS 6.2 yesterday. Would you like me to send you
>>> all the RPMs I built?
>> I just downloaded them from your dropoff (thanks!).  I'm a little confused yet putting all the pieces together, i.e., some yum installs are for the base system and some are for rebuilding php so it works with files greater than 2 GB.  Are these rebuilt php rpms that are>   2GB capable?  Do I need to rebuild php after installing these?
> No, these *are* the rebuilt PHP which support>2GB uploads.
>>     I'm thinking all I need to do is run the last line on the http://www.zend.to/phpfix.php page, that is:
>> 	rpm -Uvh php52-common-* php52-5* etc.
>> Only replacing php52 with the equivilant rpm file name.
> Correct. And any additional ones that it says are pre-requisites for
> those RPMs. Run the long "rpm -Uvh" command and see what it complains
> about, then add the extra RPMs needed onto the end of the huge command.
>> I did do a yum update and pulled down 4.10 this morning.  Still have some configuring to do on it though...
>>
>>    ...Kevin
> Jules
>

Jules

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