fireballmatt
May 4th, 2006, 08:51 AM
Hey guys, I've been searching high and low for a post on how to recompile php with extensions. Every time I think I've found one, it was resolved by a package or combination of packages.
I have Ubuntu installed on my laptop as it is my personal computer, but I also have to use it as a dev environment, so thus LAMP. While Ubuntu is not the same distro that runs on the production server, I have had no problems with it thus far.
So, getting down to business, I would absolutely worship the person who could give me a quick rundown on where in the heck the php source is (have used apt to grab php-dev) so that I can recompile with ffmpeg-php as an extension. I've searched for a premade package, but have yet to find one.
I don't need a full how-to for compiling php with ffmpeg-php, just a general rundown of where the php source gets dumped, and recompiling with the correct flags (gd, mysql, etc...the usual suspects) would be nice.
I have Ubuntu installed on my laptop as it is my personal computer, but I also have to use it as a dev environment, so thus LAMP. While Ubuntu is not the same distro that runs on the production server, I have had no problems with it thus far.
So, getting down to business, I would absolutely worship the person who could give me a quick rundown on where in the heck the php source is (have used apt to grab php-dev) so that I can recompile with ffmpeg-php as an extension. I've searched for a premade package, but have yet to find one.
I don't need a full how-to for compiling php with ffmpeg-php, just a general rundown of where the php source gets dumped, and recompiling with the correct flags (gd, mysql, etc...the usual suspects) would be nice.