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is possible to install PHP with option --enable-pcntl (compile flag) with yum on Fedora 14?

I would like turn on pcntl support for my php scripts but I don't want to compile PHP.

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Thats it, i stuck with this problem. Its no way to find any package like php-pcntl for Fedora, i mus recompile php with option --enable-pcntl but if i have installed php with yum, how i recompile php? Know anybody?

Any idea how i enable pcntl on php without compile new php or with using yum service?

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If you have a new question then you should ask a new question. – Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams Feb 2 at 11:31
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No. Configuration options in the source code are fixed when the binary package is built. The best you can do is see if pcntl has been built as a separate package, e.g. php-pcntl.

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i dont find any of package like "pcntl" and i use remi sources, have you any others sources please? Thank you – user1173536 Feb 2 at 9:04
Ok, i found rpm.pbone.net/index.php3/stat/3/limit/7/srodzaj/1/dl/40/search/…, thats it, add rpm source and install php-pcntl. Thanks – user1173536 Feb 2 at 9:09
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