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But enough about me , on to bigger things! :P
I'm at my wit's end >_<
Re: adding openssl extension after installing php with yum Post by noncasus » Sun May 17, 2009 6:57 am Well, no one helped me on this, but I'll still post this in case anyone needs the help, the problem was I didn't know I had to delete the config.cache file and tell it to make a clean install. Now install Apache, PHP, MariaDB and some much needed php packages: # yum install httpd modssl openssl mariadb mariadb-server php56w php56w-opcache php56w-common php56w-cli php56w-mysql php56w-pdo php56w-mbstring php56w-bcmath. With the above command, the LAMP stack will be installed with its basic settings. For further tweaks.
I just can't figure out how to enable openssl on my server. I've searched around on the web but have come upon dead ends.
This is the situation:
I recently became the admin to a server of a new company, the previous admin installed everything on this server. The server has php running which was installed thru yum I believe. And so was OpenSSL. Recently though I've been ordered to configure a online sales software. So I started investigating what I would need. I know I need OpenSSL, a certificate which should be bought, etc. I met the dreaded dead ends when I came upon knowledge that I HAD to make OpenSSL work WITH PHP. :(.
Ok so I got to work. I found out that I needed an extension enabled in php. And the only way (that I've read so far) is thru compiling PHP with the command --with-openssl-dir=path. The problem is that I've compiled many times now and see no change in the phpinfo file.
So my question is, can it be done?How To Open Php Extension Files
Can the extension be enabled (--with-openssl-dir=path) even after the php and openssl have been installed thru yum?
Thanks for any info
P.S.
I'm also new to linux :-?
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I m trying to configure Laravel 5.1, Laravel requirement is
PHP >= 5.5.9
OpenSSL PHP Extension
Mbstring PHP Extension
Tokenizer PHP Extension
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- muhammadsufiyanJune 18, 2015
this might help you, try to run below command using putty:
yum search php-
it will show you a list of available extensions then to install you need to run below command:
sudo yum install php-extension-name-here
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