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Install php extension if PHP is already installed
How to meet required dependencies in order to install expect pecl extension on Mac OS X?Create shortcut for PHPBuilding PHP from source for use in ApacheInstalled PHP extensions to wrong PHP versionCannot install composer on FreeBSD 10Enable modules in PHP 5 without recompilingLocating PHP extension folder using bashCan't install Apache2 and PHP in Linux Mint 17.3 (libapache2-mod-php)How to install php + mysql on Fedora?apt: Install all php packages whatsoever
Is it possible to install a php extension if PHP is already installed without having to rebuild PHP? I need to install the calendar extension but I don't like to build PHP, I just installed it with apt-get and did not builded it from source.
https://www.php.net/manual/en/calendar.installation.php
php calendar
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Is it possible to install a php extension if PHP is already installed without having to rebuild PHP? I need to install the calendar extension but I don't like to build PHP, I just installed it with apt-get and did not builded it from source.
https://www.php.net/manual/en/calendar.installation.php
php calendar
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BlackBlack
54921030
What is the output ofphp -i | grep "Calendar support => enabled", it should be enabled.
– GAD3R
yesterday
1
The output is empty
– Black
yesterday
And what is wrong withapt-get install php-calendarif using Jessie(oldstable) or just installingphp7.0-commonorphp7.3-commonon newer versions? It seems that this module was integrated to php common package on Debian - packages.debian.org/search?keywords=php-calendar - What version of Debian are you using?
– nwildner
13 hours ago
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Is it possible to install a php extension if PHP is already installed without having to rebuild PHP? I need to install the calendar extension but I don't like to build PHP, I just installed it with apt-get and did not builded it from source.
https://www.php.net/manual/en/calendar.installation.php
php calendar
asked yesterday
BlackBlack
54921030
Is it possible to install a php extension if PHP is already installed without having to rebuild PHP? I need to install the calendar extension but I don't like to build PHP, I just installed it with apt-get and did not builded it from source.
https://www.php.net/manual/en/calendar.installation.php
php calendar
php calendar
asked yesterday
BlackBlack
54921030
asked yesterday
BlackBlack
54921030
asked yesterday
BlackBlack
54921030
asked yesterday
BlackBlack
54921030
asked yesterday
BlackBlack
54921030
54921030
What is the output ofphp -i | grep "Calendar support => enabled", it should be enabled.
– GAD3R
yesterday
1
The output is empty
– Black
yesterday
And what is wrong withapt-get install php-calendarif using Jessie(oldstable) or just installingphp7.0-commonorphp7.3-commonon newer versions? It seems that this module was integrated to php common package on Debian - packages.debian.org/search?keywords=php-calendar - What version of Debian are you using?
– nwildner
13 hours ago
add a comment |
What is the output ofphp -i | grep "Calendar support => enabled", it should be enabled.
– GAD3R
yesterday
1
The output is empty
– Black
yesterday
And what is wrong withapt-get install php-calendarif using Jessie(oldstable) or just installingphp7.0-commonorphp7.3-commonon newer versions? It seems that this module was integrated to php common package on Debian - packages.debian.org/search?keywords=php-calendar - What version of Debian are you using?
– nwildner
13 hours ago
What is the output of
php -i | grep "Calendar support => enabled" , it should be enabled.– GAD3R
yesterday
What is the output of
php -i | grep "Calendar support => enabled" , it should be enabled.– GAD3R
yesterday
1
1
The output is empty
– Black
yesterday
The output is empty
– Black
yesterday
And what is wrong with
apt-get install php-calendar if using Jessie(oldstable) or just installing php7.0-common or php7.3-common on newer versions? It seems that this module was integrated to php common package on Debian - packages.debian.org/search?keywords=php-calendar - What version of Debian are you using?– nwildner
13 hours ago
And what is wrong with
apt-get install php-calendar if using Jessie(oldstable) or just installing php7.0-common or php7.3-common on newer versions? It seems that this module was integrated to php common package on Debian - packages.debian.org/search?keywords=php-calendar - What version of Debian are you using?– nwildner
13 hours ago
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If you installed PHP with apt-get, then you also need to install any required PHP modules in the same way.
In your case you need to do this:
apt-get install php-calendar
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If you installed PHP with apt-get, then you also need to install any required PHP modules in the same way.
In your case you need to do this:
apt-get install php-calendar
answered 16 hours ago
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If you installed PHP with apt-get, then you also need to install any required PHP modules in the same way.
In your case you need to do this:
apt-get install php-calendar
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If you installed PHP with apt-get, then you also need to install any required PHP modules in the same way.
In your case you need to do this:
apt-get install php-calendar
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In your case you need to do this:
apt-get install php-calendar
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What is the output of
php -i | grep "Calendar support => enabled", it should be enabled.– GAD3R
yesterday
1
The output is empty
– Black
yesterday
And what is wrong with
apt-get install php-calendarif using Jessie(oldstable) or just installingphp7.0-commonorphp7.3-commonon newer versions? It seems that this module was integrated to php common package on Debian - packages.debian.org/search?keywords=php-calendar - What version of Debian are you using?– nwildner
13 hours ago