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PHP 4.3 and Mac OS X
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CURL version stops install |
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2003-02-28 19:29:40 |
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tychay
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Response to: CURL version stops installl
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You could try installing over Apple's curl binaries (this is what I do). I gave instructions in a post below.
The line:
checking for CURL in default path... found in /usr
occurs when the ./configure has "--with-curl" or "--with-curl=shared" (latter is unsported on Mac OS X). instead of "--with-curl=/sw". Thus, that line should not be output if youy have "--with-curl=/sw".
Note:
--prefix=/usr
is only for targeting the make install. It shouldn't affect the configure
The version of curl I install against is 7.10.3 from fink. I am using "curl-ssl", "curl-ssl-dev", and "curl-ssl-shlibs" packages. You definitely need either the "curl-dev" or "curl-ssl-dev", and the library is in "curl-shlibs" or "curl-ssl-shlibs" so you'll need that too. I don't think the "curl" or "curl-ssl" is needed, but it doesn't hurt to have it also.
Unfortunately, I also smash Apple's installation of curl on my machines with my own, so I can't be 100% sure that PHP isn't accidentally linking against that.
I hope this helps,
terry chay
tychay at php dot net
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