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Depending on your requirements, you may need the following PHP options:
PHP Functionality | Required? | Build Option | Debian Package1 | RHEL Package2 |
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XSL | Yes |
| php*-xsl | php-xsl |
An appropriate database option | Yes | eg | php*-pgsql or php*-mysql | php-pgsql or php-mysql |
OpenSSL | If COmanage will connect directly to an SMTP server to send mail, using SSL or TLS |
| Enabled by default | php-openssl |
mbstring | For multi-byte string support in data normalization |
| Enabled by default | php-mbstring |
LDAP | In order to use any LDAP based plugin (including the LDAP Provisioning Plugin, LDAP Identifier Validator Plugin, or LDAP Source Plugin) |
| php*-ldap | php-ldap |
Notes
1Debian packages use the PHP version number (eg: 5 or 7.0) in place of the *.
2Not all packages are available in the default repos.
3Both regular and PDO are required, with the former used by ADOdB and the latter used by CakePHP.
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As of PHP 5.4.0, PHP ships by default with strict logging enabled. As of CakePHP 2.0.5, this will cause failures during setup. This can be disabled in
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