I'm having some issues using ClamAV from PHP using the php-clamav package on Centos 5.6, I am wondering if anyone might be able to shed any light on setup?
Installing ClamAV (and clamav-devel) seemed to go ok, and the freshclam command gives me some encouraging looking output. Adding php-clamav also seemed to go fine. Adding extension=clamav.so to my php.ini file adds a clamav section to the output from phpinfo(). I then created a /etc/php.d/clamav.ini that looks like this:
[clamav]
clamav.dbpath="/var/clamav"
clamav.maxreclevel=16
clamav.maxfiles=10000
clamav.maxfilesize=26214400
clamav.maxscansize=104857600
clamav.keeptmp=0
clamav.tmpdir="/tmp"
/var/clamav is where the files bytecode.cvd, daily.cld, main.cvd abd mirrors.dat can be found, I assume that's what it's looking for?
Restarting Apache causes these details to display in phpinfo(), but only the first time I try. Subsequent calls to that function do not produce anything. Additionally, calls to cl_info() always show the ClamAV version but "0 virus signatures loaded".
I feel like I'm very close...any help would be much appreciated!
Toby
Belatedly, but in case it helps anyone, at the author's (php-clamav) suggestion I made a new version from the SVN repo, which fixed the issue. I believe the author has since released a new version based on the same code.
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So I have a Portable Webserver program called USBWebserver,
because the original program still uses php 5.3 (I believe) I went on an adventure to upgrade it so that not only me but the rest of my class can use it.
I upgraded the Apache server build to 2.4.27
I upgraded the PHP binary to 7.1.9
The thing is... Everything functions but one thing:
For some reason MBString (Yes, just MBString) will not start up with a variable path anymore. If I set a manual path it functions it just no longer does this with a variable one.
Before people say:"Then why don't you just make it a manual path and be done with it." because it needs to stay portable and usable "out of the box" so to say.
I am quite stuck on how to fix this issue. If any info is needed, please ask and I will edit this post with the info. (Like if you need php.ini)
After a lot more messing about with it I finally found out what fixed this issue. I'll post it here so that others who might try to do this won't have this hurdle to combat.
extension_dir's path at first was "php\ext" as php.exe wasn't liking that I changed it to ext, which php.exe liked but apache...not so much.
After a long while I changed the path to extension_dir = ".\php\ext" and as if the gate of heaven opened... it functioned. Fully and completely without even one error.
So now I have a modified USBWebserver running:
PHP 7.1.9
Apache 2.4.27
PHPMyAdmin 4.0.4.2
MySQL 5.6.13
Fully portable, fully fuctional. I hope this little tid bit of info helps someone else some day and if some people want the program, ask and I will make a download link and edit it into my original post any this answer.
Have you been updating usbwebserver to newer version?
It seems that the officiel development has stopped.
I have tried to update php to version 8, but then the apache server won't start, and there is noting in the log file - its just empty.
Thanks
Jorgensen
I've done all the things suggested by other answers to this question (or at least I think I have), but I'm still completely stuck.
The specific problem going on at the moment is that the compiler can't find zend_config.h. I have PHP 5.5.10, which came with my out-of-the-box MAMP install. My first attempts were failing because the compiler couldn't find php.h. It seems that I need the PHP source code in order to build the mongo driver. A surprise to me (perhaps I'm too much of a n00b), but ok.
Unfortunately, I could not find the source for 5.5.10, only 5.5.14. Who knows whether that's what I really need. Out of desperation, I copied the main and Zend folders from 5.5.14 to my 5.5.10 folder. So I have php.h, but now no zend_config.h. There are zend_config.w32.h and zend_config.nw under the Zend folder. I guess I could take a desperate measure again and try renaming one of these files to see whether the extension will build, but I'd rather hear from someone who knows what they're doing.
Other answers to this kind of question say that you need the XCode command-line tools. I'm running Mavericks, so I got the command-line tools for Mavericks. I have XCode 5.1.1; I realize that it's up to V6 now, but do I really need the latest version of XCode for this? The installation of MongoDB itself using homebrew was beautifully uneventful. I got the mongo extension source from github and I'm following the very brief instructions from that repo.
I'm amazed that installing a simple extension would be this hard. I sure hope mongodb is enough of a performance improvement to justify this much headache. Can anyone give me an idea of how to get this going?
I had this same issue. It might be the fact that MAMP uses it's own .ini file and seems to ignore the .ini file in it's own PHP conf folder.
Once i updated MAMP's own .ini file (stored in /Applications/MAMP etc...).
Check your phpInfo page and look for the following:
Loaded Configuration File: /Library/Application Support/appsolute/MAMP PRO/conf/php.ini
I need the php_monetdb.dll for php 5.4. I've found that by building the monetDB with the HAVE_PHP=1 option on windows will create the dll, but the build procedure fails at numerous points. I am using the monetdb source from sourceforge which is a little outdated one. The newer version has problems in the .msc files itself so proceeding to the build itself is a pain. The older version that I am trying on is atleast passing the nmake step but failing on the nmake install step. The reasons vary from component to component. One states that the devenv /build does not exist. For this I copied the vcexpress and renamed it to devenv. I am not sure if this is right but when I run it from the command prompt it seems to work ok with a few warning alerts shown. During other make installs, the header files seem to be missing. Could anyone please help me with this. Also please let me know if there is any other alternative for this approach of getting php_monetdb.dll.
P.S: I am using windows 7, MSVC 10 express, PHP 5.4.4
For the build questions, see http://bugs.monetdb.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3121
For php_monetdb.dll, see
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_name=20120717145132.GU49719%40cwi.nl&forum_name=monetdb-developers
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_name=500581D5.8030808%40acm.org&forum_name=monetdb-developers
I need to run HipHop PHP on a Windows based development environment. Im running Windows 7, I know the version located at facebook's repository is built for Linux, however I need to run it on Windows.
Some things to consider:
I don't want to install a Virtual Machine, I have VMWare, but it would be terrible to install it only for that
No CyWin either...
Anyone can help?
It is not possible to run HipHop on Windows.
Here's a quote from Scott MacVicar mailing list post on the subject:
We currently have no plans to add
Windows support, if someone within the
community comes up with a branch or a
patch that provides this then we'll gladly accept it.
There are two options for you:
Try compiling it yourself. If it fails, fix the code so it will compile.
Consider if there's another way to solve your problem (i.e., other tools than HipHop).
What have you done to solve your problem? Why did you conclude that HipHop was the right solution for your problem? What errors did you bump into when trying to install HipHop? These are such questions that you probably should ask yourself. They might help you to figure out how to solve your problem.
In the past, I used WAMPserver on windows to parse PHP for me. This is a pre-configured package, focussed on working with MySQL.
When I tried to run PostgreSQL, I got error messages that said that my version of PHP wasn't compiled to work with PostgreSQL.
So, I've recently uninstalled WAMP and every associated with it. I've downloaded Apache 2.2.11 with openSSL, installed as admin(you know, run the command prompt as administrator, cd to the directory where the download was done and have it executed, so the install was done as admin).
That's that. I now have Apache installed, "it works" shows up, so I'm that far.
Now I'm wondering, do I download the exe and install, or the zip, or something else.
What is the best thing to do to make sure that the PHP on my system can handle everything I can ever throw at it?
Also, PHP first, or MySQL/Postgre first.
And lastly, what about PEAR? I need PEAR installed, which isn't standard on Windows. I'm guessing the pear.bat file in the PHP downloads will do that for me?
EDIT: I see one close vote, yet no comment as to why. It makes me wonder how people who are so lazy and rude got to have somany points.
I would recommend downloading the zip package, as configuring php is not really that difficult, and it allows you to add features as needed.
As for whether first to install php or MySQL/PostgreSQL, - it does not really matter. You can install them in any order.
Your guess regarding PEAR is quite correct
i haven't used wamp before, so i can't comment on that
i do however use xampp which sounds very similar
in xampp if i want to enable postgres support i edit the php.ini file and uncomment the postgres section of the ini file, same with any of the extensions that i need
perhaps this might be an alternative you can try if you get stuck
There are many ways to setup a HTTP server/PHP/database machine. Sometimes the behaviour of your development setup will differ from the live server's.
I would recommend finding out the setup your web host is using, then getting a vmware appliance image that fits that as close as possible and get any additional software using it's package manager (which is easier that installing stuff on Windows).
Setup a file sharing link between the VM and the host, make sure you can view the VM's port 80 in a browser running in your host OS and you're set.