Necesităţi
Quick installation guide on Fedora 10:
Needed:
- c++ compiler
- php-pear
- gnupg
- libgpg-error
- gpgme
- gpgme-devel
- php-devel
Install with:
$ pecl install gnupg
Add an entry to /etc/php.ini:
extension=gnupg.so
Restart Apache > you're done.
Instalarea
Informaţie despre instalarea acestei extensii PECL poate fi găsită în capitolul manualului, întitulat Instalarea extensiilor PECL. Informaţii adiţionale, cum ar fi lansări noi, descărcări, fişiere-sursă, informaţii despre persoana care întreţine extensia şi istoria schimbărilor poate fi localizată aici: » http://pecl.php.net/package/gnupg.
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User Contributed NotesInstalarea
mk at wintermute dot at
04-Feb-2009 11:49
04-Feb-2009 11:49
sma dot azar at gmail dot com
02-Feb-2009 06:10
02-Feb-2009 06:10
After spending so much time I could only install it on Linux and not Windows. There is very little instructions on the net about installation of this module, so I am going to write a small instructions that should help a straightforward installation on Linux without so much trouble.
Step 1: you will need a C++ compiler on your machine. For being sure try this command in the terminal:
<?php
sudo apt-get install g++
?>
Obviously you need GnuPG itself, so try:
<?php
sudo apt-get install gnupg
?>
Step 2: you will need "Libgpg-Error" downloaded and installed on your machine.
2-1: Download the code from http://www.gnupg.org/download/#libgpg-error
2-2: Extract it to a directory. In the terminal, change the directory to the Libgpg-error directory.
2-3: Configure the package for building and installation with below command:
<?php
./configure
?>
2-4: In the same directory make it with below command:
<?php
sudo make
?>
2-5: In the same directory install it with below command:
<?php
sudo make install
?>
Step 3: you will need "GnuPG Made Easy" (GPGME) downloaded and installed on your machine. Some sources will tell you that you can "apt-get install" it, but actually you cannot. So do it like the latter:
3-1: Download the source code from http://www.gnupg.org/download/#gpgme
3-2: Extract it to a directory. In the terminal, change the directory to the GPGME directory.
3-3: Configure the package for building and installation with below command:
<?php
./configure
?>
3-4: In the same directory make it with below command:
<?php
sudo make
?>
3-5: In the same directory install it with below command:
<?php
sudo make install
?>
Step 4: Given that you have a LAMP server already and have php installed, you will need "pear" and "php source codes". To add them use below commands:
<?php
sudo apt-get install php5-dev
sudo apt-get install php-pear
?>
Step 5: Now you can install GNU Privacy Guard for php using PECL command:
<?php
sudo pecl install gnupg
?>