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1. THE LDAP EXTENSION OF YOUR PHP PARSER ISN T INSTALLED INSTALL
2. THE LDAP EXTENSION OF YOUR PHP PARSER ISN T INSTALLED PLUS

THE LDAP EXTENSION OF YOUR PHP PARSER ISN T INSTALLED INSTALL

I can run the command vinstall on the server to install some of their prepackaged programs. Their install of php doesn't have ldap as an option. In case you are on a host where you don’t have command line access, if you have CPanel/WHM access, you can use EasyApache to compile php with imap extension. The provider doesn't support this since it's a custom install. apt-get install php-imap If no packages are found, then consult your distro manual. 4 Check that phpldap.dll is located in that directory. I need to enable ldap on my Red Hat 3.4.6-10 virtual private server. Check the php.ini file for the location of your extensions directory 2 Make sure that you're editing the right php.ini by checking the output of phpinfo () 3 Check the php.ini file for the location of your extensions directory.IMPORTANT: Make sure that you're editing the right php.ini by checking the output of phpinfo().Uncomment extension = php_ldap.dll in php.ini.I also checked my previous install on the other machine and from what I can see I never added any PHP directories to the PATH on that machine Edit with complete answerįrank's answer below led me to the solution so I thought I'd consolidate everything now.

THE LDAP EXTENSION OF YOUR PHP PARSER ISN T INSTALLED PLUS

While Googling this, the only solutions I found were those above, plus one or two mentions of editing the Windows PATH variable to include the path to php.ini? Tried it even though it didn't make sense to me (as I already know php.ini is being parsed). I have rebooted Apache after every change made. I'm positive I'm editing the right php.ini file since I checked the filepath being shown by phpinfo(), and also I am able to successfully enable/disable other extensions. I also checked the filepath being searched for extensions and the file php_ldap.dll is in the right place. I edited php.ini to uncomment the line: extension = php_ldap.dll I checked the output of phpinfo() and the LDAP section isn't there. Now though I have to set up another machine and for some reason I can't enable LDAP. Because in the 1.26 version that file doesnt exist so I assume it isnt needed? Scroll down to the disabled section click on php_ldap.dll to highlight then on the upper right section under actions click 'Enable' exit out and ldap is installed for PHP 5.3.1 that was installed via the 'Microsoft Web Platform Installer' when you install 'WordPress'.I've been working with a WAMP install for quite a while now with LDAP enabled and everything is going smoothly.

PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'class'. The first two of your lines are including a file. I have installed the ldap extension as well. The LDAP extension of your PHP parser isn't installed. You will need to use the -with-ldapDIR configuration option when compiling PHP to enable LDAP support. OK I did, I changed one line in php.ini with your instruction and now I see what I want. LDAP support in PHP is not enabled by default. Or under UNIX: extension=msql.so Note that it should be the name of the module only no directory information needs to go here. extension For example, on Windows: extension=msql.dll. Dynamic Extensions If you wish to have an extension loaded automatically, use the following syntax: extension=modulename.