How to install php-config in Ubuntu/Linux?
The Config package provides methods for configuration manipulation. Creates configurations from scratch, parses and outputs different formats (XML, PHP, INI, Apache…), edits existing configurations, converts configurations to other formats, allows manipulation of sections, comments, directives…, parses configurations into a tree structure, provides XPath like access to directives.To install this package in Ubuntu,
phpinfo-Find PHP configurations
php-config is a command line tool to find out how your PHP is compiled and configured. For more detailed information on each of the different libraries configured by PHP, you must make use of phpinfo(), let’s see a simple PHP program See the output of the script in the browser. Configure Command ‘/SourceCache/apache_mod_php/apache_mod_php-44.4/php/configure’ ‘–prefix=/usr’ ‘–mandir=/usr/share/man’ [...]
php-config: How is your php configured?
When you install php, your php is configured based on the packages present in your system at that time or sometimes with default value. To check these values, make use of the php_config. php_config gives all the information regarding how your php is configured. As you can see, various useful information like the version, the [...]
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