Re: [PHP-GTK] php_gtk2.so not recognized in php.ini [solved ]

[email protected] (ketty972) Fri, 23 Jul 2010 06:34:58 -0700 (PDT)
Newsgroups php.gtk.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
i made a symbolic link with a php_gtk2.so I found in the compiled source of
php-gtk and i don't have the problem anymore! thank you for your help!


ketty972 wrote:
> 
> to answer you David i need this for a freeware named Maarch Capture
> Connector that allows to scan documents and launch another freeware named
> Maarch LetterBox (a freeware for E-Mail management and electronic
> management of documents) in order to send an e-mail with the scanned
> documents as an enclosure...
> 
> I tried another method described  there 
> http://oops.opsat.net/doc/gtk/configure-php.html
> but it still doesn't work 
> 
> when i tape the command line php -m it answers:
> 
>>Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library
'/usr/lib/php/modules/php_gtk2.so' - /usr/lib/php/modules >/php_gtk2.so:
undefined symbol: gtk_recent_action_get_type in Unknown on line 0
>>[PHP Modules]
>>bz2                      gd                                mysqli             
readline
>>calendar               gettext                          odbc               
Reflection
>>ctype                   gmp                             openssl            
session
>>curl                     hash                              pcntl               
shmop
>>date                    iconv                             pcre                
SimpleXML
>>dbase                 json                               PDO               
sockets
>>exif                     libxml                            pdo_mysql       
SPL
>>filter                    mime_magic                  PDO_ODBC     SQLite
>>ftp                      mysql                            pdo_sqlite        
standard
>>
>>tokenizer
>>xml
>>zip
>>zlib
> 
> it seems that whatever I do Red Hat doesn't see and understand
> "php_gtk2.so"
> i've already installed many packages: pkg-config 0.21, glib 2.12.3 ,
> libpng 1.2.8, freetype 2.2.1, fontconfig 2.4.0, cairo 1.2.4, pango1.16.4,
> atk 1.9.1 , gtk2 -2.10.4, lignomeprint22 -2.12.1, gtksourceview 1.8.0,
> gtk+extra 2.1.1,php 5.2.13...
> it seems that red hat see only packages that have been installed by rpm's
> because i have installed all these packages with sources and they didn't
> appear in the package manager (that why i reinstalled them all with
> rpm)....
> 
> i'm at the same point...but thank you a lot for helping me
> 
> 
> ketty972 wrote:
>> 
>> Hello,
>> 
>> I've tried to compile your php-gtk-2.0.1 source because i need it to
>> browse something in my webbrowser. I followed all the instructions of
>> this website :
>> http://www.kksou.com/php-gtk2/articles/install-php-gtk2-on-linux.php and
>> that did not work. The php-gkt2.so extension were not recognized by my
>> version of php, even when i copied/pasted it in the directory mentionned
>> in my php.ini file. So I reinstalled all the php-5.2.13 packages for my
>> system (Red Hat Entreprise Linux 5.4) and I compiled one more time the
>> sources for php-gtk2. I inserted this line
>> "extension=/path/where/is/the/extension/php-gtk2.so" in my new php.ini
>> but it still doesn't work. 
>> The webpage shows me "Please load the php-gtk2 module in your php.ini "
>> ... 
>> 
>> I made a php_log file that says me: " PHP Warning:  PHP Startup: Unable
>> to load dynamic library '/usr/lib/php/modules/php_gtk2.so' -
>> /usr/lib/php/modules/php_gtk2.so: undefined symbol:
>> gtk_recent_action_get_type in Unknown on line 0"
>> 
>> I didn't find anything on the web that could help me, or it wasn't of my
>> level (I'm rather beginner with Linux) or I didn't understand everything
>> because it was in english (I'm French). Have you any idea which can help
>> me to fix my problem? I thought there was an rpm ressources but in fact
>> it doesn't exist yet for RHEL...I thank you beforehand.
>> 
> 
> 

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