Paradox and PHP 5.1.2

[John Navratil]

Anyone having any success with the paradox extension? 'pear install
paradox' doesn't work. 'pecl install paradox' seem to do something, but
none of the px_??? wrapper functions are found. I do have
/usr/share/pear in my include_path.

Thanks,
John Navratil

[Adam Harvey]

Re: Paradox and PHP 5.1.2

On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 17:10:42 +0000, John Navratil wrote:[color=blue]
> Anyone having any success with the paradox extension? 'pear install
> paradox' doesn't work. 'pecl install paradox' seem to do something, but
> none of the px_??? wrapper functions are found. I do have
> /usr/share/pear in my include_path.[/color]

I've never tried the Paradox extension specifically, but PECL extensions
need to be enabled in the php.ini on the web server, as they're
binary libraries rather than just PHP code like PEAR. Adding a line like:

extension=parad ox.so

Should get it going on most UNIX/Linux/*BSD platforms. On Windows, I
believe it'll be something like (Windows PHP users, please correct me if
I'm wrong):

extension=php_p aradox.dll

After that, just restart your web server and you should have the Paradox
functions available. Check phpinfo() output to be sure.

Adam

--
Adam Harvey

To e-mail: don't make an example out of me!

[John Navratil]

Re: Paradox and PHP 5.1.2

Just so! Thank you! I was fooled by the documentation which claimed
there was no need to modify php.ini :(

-- John Navratil

"Adam Harvey" <aharvey@optimi ser.example.com > wrote in message
news:pan.2006.0 3.01.02.02.02.1 36190@optimiser .example.com...[color=blue]
> On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 17:10:42 +0000, John Navratil wrote:[color=green]
>> Anyone having any success with the paradox extension? 'pear install
>> paradox' doesn't work. 'pecl install paradox' seem to do something,
>> but
>> none of the px_??? wrapper functions are found. I do have
>> /usr/share/pear in my include_path.[/color]
>
> I've never tried the Paradox extension specifically, but PECL
> extensions
> need to be enabled in the php.ini on the web server, as they're
> binary libraries rather than just PHP code like PEAR. Adding a line
> like:
>
> extension=parad ox.so
>
> Should get it going on most UNIX/Linux/*BSD platforms. On Windows, I
> believe it'll be something like (Windows PHP users, please correct me
> if
> I'm wrong):
>
> extension=php_p aradox.dll
>
> After that, just restart your web server and you should have the
> Paradox
> functions available. Check phpinfo() output to be sure.
>
> Adam
>
> --
> Adam Harvey
>
> To e-mail: don't make an example out of me!
>[/color]