[imp] compose errors IMP 2.3.6

[Peter R. Hubberstey]

ok - I've got the current CVS tree of php, double checked and triple checked
everything including the PHP include path etc and I still get exactly the
same errors.

So I looked at the error message more closely.
One message was caused by not renaming imp/config/trailers.txt.dist.
PROGRESS -- Yippee :)
Then I was still getting the include error...

The PEAR installation in PHP-4.0.5 installed a file
/usr/local/lib/php/Mail/RFC822.php.

Problem was that the error I was getting referred to horde/MIME.php
including the file Mail/rfc822.php.  That file did not exist.

At first I thought I'd fixed the problem by simply copying the RFC822.php
file to lowercase.
Then I got an error about not being able to RE-DECLARE a function... :(

So I figured, if there is some ambiguity about which is the REAL include
file, this *might* happen and the variable *might* not be declared in the
proper include file. (I know what I'm trying to say...)

So I changed line 73 of MIME.php to refer to the original RFC822.php include
file - IE changed it for upper case.

HEY PRESTO!!! It worked!!!

I hope other's learn from my tribulations...

oh do you know if this problem fixed in the current CVS ? if not, perhaps
you could pass on a message??

Cheers, Peter.






-----Original Message-----
From: Brent J. Nordquist [mailto:bjn@horde.org]
Sent: 29 May 2001 19:22
To: imp@lists.horde.org
Subject: RE: [imp] compose errors IMP 2.3.6


On Tue, 29 May 2001, Peter R. Hubberstey <peter@ukip.com> wrote:

> How do I correctly install this pear PHP extension then ?  I couldn't
> find it in the docs...

Here's a Chuck quote:

> Download the latest php4 source (http://cvs.php.net), or grab a recent
> snapshot (http://snaps.php.net/). Then run:
>
> ./buildconf
> ./configure
> cd pear
> make install

If you've already downloaded and built PHP, then "cd pear ; make install"
is probably all you need.  Then just make sure the PEAR directory is in
PHP's include_path (the phpinfo() link at the top of test.php helps
double-check that).

> PS - if I'm not just being stupid and it's missing - I could perhaps
> voluteer to tackle to documentation for people ?

Help on docs is always welcome... I would say if you're interested,
subscribe to <doc@lists.horde.org> and <dev@lists.horde.org>, and read
recent list archives... Jon asked a week or two ago for people to review
the latest Horde install docs, for example.

> That way I won't feel as though I'm using the real good guys like you :)

Hey, we're all just helping each other on this list... I have my days of
confusion too (just see the IMP list archive).  ;-)

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