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    Question Installing php extensions (Hardy Heron)

    Could some one aid me in installing following php extensions in Ubuntu 8.04 "The Hardy Heron" on php5: mb_string, and mysqli. Thanks in advance for your time and support.
    Last edited by Carbonfiber; October 22nd, 2008 at 07:27 PM.

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    Re: Installing php extensions (Hardy Heron)

    yes i have read that post before, i am extremely new to php and linux and i dont know how to check the phpinfo.php output. Could some one break that down for me?? and what about mysqli??

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    Re: Installing php extensions (Hardy Heron)

    sorry for the double post...but maby this question is to difficult for the Absolute Beginner Talk thread????

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    Re: Installing php extensions (Hardy Heron)

    Installing PHP5 within debian packages is not simple 'cause many extensions where not included with such package.

    Suggestion:
    If you are really a beginner one, you may use all in one web development software from Apachefriends as known as XAMPP for Linux (long ago it was LAMPP).
    You'll find PHP 5.2.6 + MySQL 5.0.5 + Apache 2.2.9 with most needed modules and extensions as you need on the newer XAMPP (today V 1.6).
    XAMPP fully compatible with Ubuntu and you'll easy to use it.
    Last edited by matrix14; October 22nd, 2008 at 08:01 PM.

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    Re: Installing php extensions (Hardy Heron)

    Thank you for your input it is much appreciated. Do i need to uninstall apache,msql,and php before installing XAMPP. If so what are the uninstall commands or should i just use a package manager? Also do you know for a fact that XAMPP includes the two extensions in question that i must have for my server to operate correctly?

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