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maxx
25th June 2006, 03:33
How do I compile domxml and gettext. Can find help anywhere. I just need these so I can start using Horde. And when I get it to work I will post instructions here.

Thanks guys.

- Maxx

till
25th June 2006, 17:56
Do you want to install horde on the ISPConfig apache webserver on port81?

maxx
25th June 2006, 18:53
Thanks for your answer Till.

Yes Im trying to install to https and 81. But I can install it another place too if its more simpler that way.

So it doesnt matter.

- M

till
26th June 2006, 09:30
I recommend to not install software under the apache on port 81 that needs other PHP modules compiles in.

You will have to twaek the ISPConfig installer every time you update your installation.

DomXML is avaialable in the development realeses but gettext will not be avaialble in ISPConfig.

The easier way will be to install Horde in a normal webspite on your server so it runs with the PHP version that comes with your linux distribution and not the ISPConfig PHP.

maxx
26th June 2006, 10:35
Yes I noticed that.

Im doing the installation to a normal folder. And Ill post settings/instructions here when Im finished.

Thanks for your reply.

- M

torusturtle
2nd September 2006, 23:09
I recommend to not install software under the apache on port 81 that needs other PHP modules compiles in.

You will have to twaek the ISPConfig installer every time you update your installation.

DomXML is avaialable in the development realeses but gettext will not be avaialble in ISPConfig.

The easier way will be to install Horde in a normal webspite on your server so it runs with the PHP version that comes with your linux distribution and not the ISPConfig PHP.

Where do I find this folder for a normal website?
Can it be managed through ISPConfig so that it is accessable from the internet?

Thanks!

till
3rd September 2006, 19:05
Where do I find this folder for a normal website?
Can it be managed through ISPConfig so that it is accessable from the internet?

With normal folder he means the root folder of a website that you created in ISPConfig.

torusturtle
5th September 2006, 17:40
With normal folder he means the root folder of a website that you created in ISPConfig.

Do I get you right that ISPConfig uses it's own PHP in /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/web/
and sites in /var/www/webXY/web/ use the one from the system?

falko
6th September 2006, 19:47
Do I get you right that ISPConfig uses it's own PHP in /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/web/
and sites in /var/www/webXY/web/ use the one from the system?
Yes, that's right.