And I spoke before checking the error logs!

PHP Warning: Unknown(): Invalid library (maybe not a PHP library)
'libgd.so.2' in Unknown on line 0

Back to square one...

Todd

Todd Cary wrote:

>I downloaded php's recommended GD2 library from
>http://www.boutell.com/gd/. After installing it, I did a
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> find / -name "gd"
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>and found /usr/lib/libgd.so.2.
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>After creating a gd.ini in /etc/php.d with extension=libgd.so.2, I put a
>copy of libgd.so.2 in the appropriate dir, /usr/lib/php4.
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>httpd has been restarted, but I do not see "gd" listed other than in the
>configuration listings. Is this normal?
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>http://209.204.172.137:81/testphp.php
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>Todd
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>Milan Babuskov wrote:
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>>Todd Cary wrote:
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>>>Well, I have run into a brick wall with the gd library. I downloaded
>>>the png library, libpng-1.2.8-config.tar.gz
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>>Strange. I never expected library to have a word "config" in package. If
>>you run RH or FC, you should be able to simply install .rpm package for
>>it. It should be called libpng-devel.rpm or something similar.
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>>>I did a successful configuration and make
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>>And "make install" afterwards I suppose?
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>>>it is successful, however the make fails when it get to the png and
>>>produces several pages of errors complaining of syntax errors in png.h.
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>>So my guess that there are various versions of png was correct. On all
>>systems I have, png can be found in two locations. So, try using:
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>>--with-png-dir=/usr/include/libpng
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>>or
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>>--with-png-dir=/usr/include
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>>...as these seem like a standard location for png library.
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