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How to build a CLI interpreter of PHP in Linux
By admin | January 23, 2009
After you have installed the related development packages (eg libmysqlclient15-dev for MySQL support), configure PHP with the following options:
‐‐prefix=/usr ‐‐enable-debug ‐‐with-openssl ‐‐with-zlib ‐‐with-curl ‐‐enable-ftp ‐‐with-gettext ‐‐with-mhash ‐‐with-mysql ‐‐enable-sockets ‐‐enable-soap ‐‐with-tidy ‐‐enable-zip ‐‐with-xsl ‐‐disable-cgi
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