ming error installing fp-5.0

analog

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I am trying to install the fp 2002 extensions, and am getting the following error:

checking whether to include ming support... yes
checking for Ming_setScale in -lming... no
configure: error: Ming library 0.1.0 or greater required.

I downloaded Ming, but there doesn\'t appear to be a way to install it so that the upgrade script knows where it is.

I tried the static module, and copying the libraries to the dir I am installing from. No go.

Any ideas?

Thanks.
 

Karl

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Download the ming source, then go into the dir you extracted to and type:

make && make install

and you should be set.
 

Mark Vockler

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Try installing buildapache.sea first, then followed by the fp-5.0 upgrade.

Mark
 

Brad

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Look to see where your extension directory is for Php and copy it there. Type php-config --extension-dir ..

If the path you get above is not what is shown in your php.ini file for your extension_dir , then this is usually the cause.





[quote:ac63521bc3]I am trying to install the fp 2002 extensions, and am getting the following error:

checking whether to include ming support... yes
checking for Ming_setScale in -lming... no
configure: error: Ming library 0.1.0 or greater required.

I downloaded Ming, but there doesn\'t appear to be a way to install it so that the upgrade script knows where it is.

I tried the static module, and copying the libraries to the dir I am installing from. No go.

Any ideas?

Thanks. [/quote:ac63521bc3]
 

analog

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Brad,

I checked that setting, and sure enough, they did not match... fixed php.ini, and tried again.. same exact error when it was compiling PHP.

Mark, tried buildapache first, and it failed on the exact same error when it tried to compile php, so I didn\'t even try the fp-upgrade.

Can I just disable this Ming? I don\'t need it.

Thanks.