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Removing SOAP extension
Hi all,
I've installed PHP with --enable -soap, but now want to disable the SOAP extensions to do some testing. Is this possible? I've got PHP5 running on Linux Mandrake. Also, cannot seem to find a php.ini file, but PHP is definitely running through Apache. Odd..
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December 20th, 2004, 09:22 PM
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RE: Removing SOAP extension
I think you'll have to recompile PHP.
And you won't find a php.ini by default. You'll want to copy either the php.ini-recommended or php.ini-dist files from the source to the installation directory, rename it php.ini and then modify it to fit your needs. -Tim
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