On 11/8/06, Aleksandar Milivojevic <alex@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Get SRPM for PHP. Edit the php.spec file and add subpackages for any
extensions you might want, and rebuild using that spec file. The
php.spec file is nicely organized. What you need to change is the
configure command (add extensions you want), and define new subpackages
for your extensions (copy&paste definitions for existing subpackages and
change names). It's fairly trivial.
Ok. I'll do that.
BTW, once you have "custom" PHP subpackage installed (for example
php-mcrypt), you'll have to rebuild it by hand every time there is a
security update.
This is one of the reasons why I was advocating for it to be built by
the CentOS team and added to the repository along with the other
subpackages. Not that I mind doing it, but then it would just 'be
there', available to anyone who needed/wanted it. The particular
reason I'm looking for it is that phpMyAdmin can use it.
-ste
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-ste
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