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[Jeremy Smith]

Hi,

my php is not set up for postgres yet. When I try to install it using Build
Apache, I get an error that file "libpq-fe.h" is not found. Does anyone
know where to get this file and where it should be placed?

Thanks,
Jeremy


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[scott.marlowe]

Post by Jeremy Smith
Hi,
my php is not set up for postgres yet. When I try to install it using Build
Apache, I get an error that file "libpq-fe.h" is not found. Does anyone
know where to get this file and where it should be placed?

It this all installed from source, or RPMs?


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[Jeremy Smith]

It is a third party utility that installs it by RPMs. It should work the
same way as if I were installing the RPMs command line.

Jeremy

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Subject: Re: [ADMIN] Installing Postres support in PHP

Post by Jeremy Smith
Hi,
my php is not set up for postgres yet. When I try to install it using Build
Apache, I get an error that file "libpq-fe.h" is not found. Does anyone
know where to get this file and where it should be placed?

It this all installed from source, or RPMs?


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[scott.marlowe]

But then you wouldn't need a .h file, as it's all rpms, it should just
need a lib (.so, etc...) I'm not sure what "build apache" means...

I always install apache/postgresql/php from source files, due to the
issues I've had finding suitable rpms in the past for all three that work
together.

Post by Jeremy Smith
It is a third party utility that installs it by RPMs. It should work the
same way as if I were installing the RPMs command line.
Jeremy
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Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 3:39 PM
To: Jeremy Smith
Subject: Re: [ADMIN] Installing Postres support in PHP

Post by Jeremy Smith
Hi,
my php is not set up for postgres yet. When I try to install it using

Build

Post by Jeremy Smith
Apache, I get an error that file "libpq-fe.h" is not found. Does anyone
know where to get this file and where it should be placed?

It this all installed from source, or RPMs?
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[Kenny Drobnack]

Most RPM installs of PHP and postgresql I have seen have a RPM of PHP and then another RPM that provides PHP with a PostgreSQL plugin, so you may want to look into that first.

If you want to install PostgreSQL from RPM, and PHP from source, the .h files are in the postgresql-devel rpm's, which are split off from the rest of the postgresql rpm's.

Also, I believe that all three of these packages have RPM .spec files, which let you build your own RPM's from source.


On Fri, 13 Feb 2004 13:54:24 -0700 (MST)

Post by scott.marlowe
you wouldn't need a .h file, as it's all rpms, it should just
need a lib (.so, etc...) I'm not sure what "build apache" means...
I always install apache/postgresql/php from source files, due to the
issues I've had finding suitable rpms in the past for all three that work
together.