Configuration detail options for PHP

On detailed options, you can add additional options at compile time, in addition to the installation brief described above.

Apache Module
Syntax:--with-apache=dir
Description: Use this option to let PHP use Apache module, DIR's string can be/usr/local/apache or other installed Apache directory
Example:--with-apache=/var/lib/apache

FHTTPD Server Module
Syntax:--with-fhttpd=dir
Note: If you use the FTTPD server, you can use this directive to compile PHP. With the modular approach to FTTPD server, you can have better efficiency.

Adabas D Database
Syntax:--with-adabas=dir
Note: This option is required when the database system is a Adabas D database. For details on the Adabas D database, refer to http://www.adabas.com.
Example:--WITH-ADABAS=/USR/LOCAL/ADABASD

DBase Data Sheet
Syntax:--with-dbase
Note: As long as this option, without other parameters or library of functions, PHP will allow the system to access the DBase data table function.

Filepro Database
Syntax:--with-filepro
Note: You can read the Filepro database (read-only) without specifying the database path and other function libraries.

mSQL Database
Syntax:--with-msql=dir
Description: Provides access to the mSQL database. For more details please refer to mSQL's website http://www.hughes.com.au.
Example:--with-msql=/usr/local/hughes

MySQL Database
Syntax:--with-mysql=dir
Description: Provides access to MySQL database. For more details please refer to the MySQL website http://www.tcx.se.
Example:--with-mysql=/usr/local/mysql

IODBC Database Device
Syntax:--with-iodbc=dir
Description: Provides an ODBC database device for accessing back-end databases. For more details please refer to iODBC's website http://www.iodbc.org.
Example:--WITH-IODBC=/USR/LOCAL/IODBC

OpenLink ODBC Database Device
Syntax:--with-openlink=dir
Note: Use the OpenLink ODBC database appliance to access back-end databases. For more details please refer to the OpenLink ODBC website http://www.openlinksw.com.
Example:--with-openlink=/usr/local/openlink

Oracle Database
Syntax:--with-oracle=dir
Description: Use Oracle database. Oracle versions are to be in version 7.3. You can also use environment variable Oracle_home in your PHP program to specify the path to ORACLE. For more information about Oracle please refer to Oracle's website http://www.oracle.com.
Example:--with-oracle=/export/app/oracle/product/7.3.2

PostgreSQL Database
Syntax:--with-pgsql=dir
Description: Use the PostgreSQL database. For more information on PostgreSQL, please refer to PostgreSQL's website http://www.postgreSQL.org or Mirror station HTTP://POSTGRESQL.CCIT.EDU.TW in Taiwan.
Example:--with-pgsql=/usr/local/pgsql

Solid Database
Syntax:--with-solid=dir
Description: Use the Solid database. For more information on Solid, please refer to Solid's website http://www.solidtech.com.
Example:--with-solid=/usr/local/solid

Sybase Database
Syntax:--with-sybase=dir
Description: Use Sybase database. For more information on Sybase, please refer to Sybase's website http://www.sybase.com.
Example:--with-sybase=/home/sybase

SYBASE-CT Database
Syntax:--with-sybase-ct=dir
Description: Use the SYBASE-CT database.
Example:--with-sybase-ct=/home/sybase

Velocis Database
Syntax:--with-velocis=dir
Description: Use the VELOCIS database. For further information on the VELOCIS database, please refer to the Raima company's website http://www.raima.com.
Example:--with-velocis=/usr/local/velocis

Customizing an ODBC database driver
Syntax:--with-custom-odbc=dir
Description: Use the custom ODBC function library. Of course, you specify the custom_odbc_libs and Cflags variables when using this method. For example, when using Sybase SQL Anywhere on QNX machines, you might configure system environment variables CFLAGS=-DODBC_QNX, Ldflags=-lunix, and custom_odbc_libs= "-ldblib-lodbc" and HP Configuration Join--WITH-CUSTOM-ODBC=/USR/LIB/SQLANY50
Example:--WITH-CUSTOM-ODBC=/USR/LOCAL/ODBC

Do not use an ODBC database driver
Syntax:--DISABLE-UNIFIED-ODBC
Description: Use this option to make all ODBC database drivers not work. This option does not specify a path, and the options affected by this option are--WITH-IODBC 、--with-solid 、--with-adabas 、--with-velocis and--with-custom-odbc.

LDAP Directory Protocol
Syntax:--with-ldap=dir
Note: To use the Directory Protocol (Lightweight directory Access Protocol, LDAP) You must turn this option on. For details about LDAP, refer to the RFC1777 and RFC1778 of the RFC file.
Example:--with-ldap=/usr/local/ldap.

MCrypt coded function Library
Syntax:--with-mcrypt=dir
Note: When the MCrypt function library is installed, you can add this option when compiling PHP so that the program can use the codec function.
Example:--with-mcrypt=/usr/local/include

Sys V Signal
Syntax:--enable-sysvsem
Note: To use the SYSV signal (semaphores) mechanism, turn this option on.

XML Support
Syntax:--with-xml
Description: Open this option to support the XML parser library written by James Clark.

Maintenance Mode
Syntax:--enable-maintainer-mode
Note: This option is not normally open unless it is useful for PHP developers.

Regular Expression Program Library
Syntax:--with-system-regex
Note: If you need additional regular expression functionality, you can add this option.

PHP configuration file
Syntax:--with-config-file-path=dir
Description: Use to specify the Php3.ini or Php4.ini path for PHP initialization.
Example:--with-config-file-path=/usr/local/lib

PHP Execution Path
Syntax:--with-exec-dir=dir
Note: Sometimes for system security considerations, you will specify in which directory the PHP program must be executed.
Example:--with-exec-dir=/usr/local/bin

Debug mode
Syntax:--enable-debug
Note: This option is generally not used unless it is useful to develop PHP programs. It can display additional error messages.

Safe Mode
Syntax:--enable-safe-mode
Description: The default value is open, which provides more protection for system security.

Variable tracking
Syntax:--enable-track-vars
Description: Allow PHP to track Http_get_vars, Http_post_vars and http_cookie_vars three variables, usually open.

Introducing characters automatically
Syntax:--enable-magic-quotes
Description: Allows the program to automatically add the backslash character when it is executed.

To open the debugger
Syntax:--enable-debugger
Description: Open the built-in PHP debugger. At present, this function is still in the experimental stage, not yet mature.

Cancel path (discard path)
Syntax:--enable-discard-path
Note: When this option is turned on, users will not be able to read. htaccess and system security related files through the browser.

Mathematical function of high precision
Syntax:--enable-bcmath
Description: Open the high precision function. This function library must be installed before this option is available.

Forcing a CGI redirect
Syntax:--enable-force-cgi-redirect
Example: If you use CGI VERSION mode to perform PHP, opening this option can increase security. For example, users read http://my.host/cgi-bin/php/secret/doc.html encounter a more understanding of the PHP system hacker-level users may have entered the following URL http://my.host/secret/doc.html To read the relevant information. If PHP and Apache are compiled together to make PHP a part of Apache, you don't need to add this option.

Do not use a short mark
Syntax:--disable-short-tags
Description: After configuring this option, the PHP program can not use the short. .... ? > mark, must use <?php ...? Long marks for >.

Introduction of the distal stall ning
Syntax:--enable-url-includes
Description: Configure this option to allow PHP programs to introduce (include) remote HTTP or FTP server files.

Turn off grammar effects
Syntax:--DISABLE-SYNTAX-HL
Description: Use this option to turn off the color effect of the PHP syntax.

function library Path
Grammar: Cppflags=-idir and Ldflags=-ldir
Description: If PHP is in a secure or compiled function library in a worthwhile path, you need to add this option, Ldflags represents the path to the function library, Cppflags represents the path to the header file.
Example: Ldflags=-l/my/lib/dir cppflags=-i/my/include/dir./configure