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Hi All,

I am using Red Hat 9 and my php ver is 4.2.2 . I need to use SSH functionality in my PHP code for which I am tring to build "ssh2.so" from the ssh2 tar ((ssh2-0.7.tgz)) provide in the PHP site. But when i issue "phpize && ./configure --with-ssh2 && make" as mentioned in the online PHP manual, I am getting the following error :

 

"configure: error: cannot find sources (Makefile.in) in . or .."

 

I am not able to find the "Makefile.in" (which I suppose should present) in the untarred dir structure. Neither is "Makefile.in" present in any of the tars present in php site (http://pecl.php.net/package/ssh2)

 

Thanks in Advance to all the buddies trying to provide a solution

 

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It seems that we need php 4.3.0 for the ssh2 version 0.5 as mentioned in the package.xml file inside the ssh2 tar file.  And since 0.5 is the oldest version all the later versions would be needing php versions >= to 4.3.0.

 

"bagal me chora, pure sahar me dindhora (Hindi)"

which means that "First look around u and then go further otherwise you will get lost in the infinite"  ::)

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