[TYPO3-linux] Install problems relating GD

Michael Weber mweber at nmsw.de
Thu Feb 1 19:27:48 CET 2007


Heya,

depending on what you use to maintain your System, yum or plain rpm,
either of both should show you if it is installed.

For PHP with GD you need:

php-common
gd

and for sure

php-gd

from repository (rpm package names are quite similar)

So "rpm -qi php-common" and "rpm -qi gd" should give a
positive match. Then you can install "php-gd" from repository
or via RPM (whatever you prefer just dont mix)

> The problem:
> My home server (also desktop) has in Typo3 Install tool it notes that 
> GDLib is installed OK. This despite to default configuration for 
> compilation of PHP (5.1.6) tells --without-gd. But phpinfo shows gd 
> (2.0.28) information.

Yes it is compiled without gd, pear and some other stuff. Thats okay,
you use Modules from the Repo instead.

> The new server has exactly same situation in progs/applications but, 
> phpinfo does not show any information of gd and Typo3 Install tool 
> complains missing GDLib.

Standard installations dont necessary include all Modules for PHP.
Check this.

> Questions:
> - how Typo3 searches if GDLib is installed ? If I correctly understand 
> it looks from PHP not from the directory structure.

yes. A installed GD Lib is pointless if PHP dont support it.

> - how can I get the same situation that PHP in server understands that 
> there is GD in the machine just like in my home machine ?

Check if the php-gd Module is installed. I am quite sure its not.

> - do You know if there is any, quite new, documentation of the 
> prerequisites of various programs Typo3 needs. Something like: typo3 
> version, program1 name, program1 version, program2 name, program2 
> version , etc.

Not really :)

regards,
Michael

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