Installing Curl

[RNBxBeatz]

Hi,

I am running Centos 5 with Kloxo and want to install cURL on it. I have tried but am having troubles myself. I asked the host and they want to charge me quiet an amount to get it installed.

Could someone explain to me in detail how to do this? Or do it for me?

Your help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

RNBxBeatz Reviewed by RNBxBeatz on 5th Nov 2011. Installing Curl Hi, I am running Centos 5 with Kloxo and want to install cURL on it. I have tried but am having troubles myself. I asked the host and they want to charge me quiet an amount to get it installed. Could someone explain to me in detail how to do this? Or do it for me? Your help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Rating: 5

[jokerhacker]

use putty or something to execute

yum install php-curl

[jpavsex]

Only the apache module.

If you want standalone you can either compile from source or rpm.

Or just use yum,

yum install curl*

[Hime]

"yum install curl"

then restart httpd

[RNBxBeatz]

thanks all for the replies, i have installed it now & now am getting this message
'Warning: curl_exec() has been disabled for security reasons in /home/admin/proxy/admin.php on line 977"

[l0calh0st]

Remove curl_exec from disabled_functions row in php.ini.

Next time use Google.

[jokerhacker]

you need to disable php safe mode,
go to your php.ini file and look for

safe_mode = On

change it to

safe_mode = Off

[Hime]

yum install php-common

yum intsall php-curl

See if that helps. I can't say why you are having this with confidence! but did you anyhow edit the php.ini file & removed something?

[nba517]

thanks all for the replies, i have installed it now & now am getting this message
'Warning: curl_exec() has been disabled for security reasons in /home/admin/proxy/admin.php on line 977"

edit php.ini or update the php version may help

[RNBxBeatz]

Thanks all for your replies once again. I got it to work.

What I did was:
1) Login into Kloxo
2) Search PHP Config
3) Click Advanced PHP Config
4) Change Settings in there
5) Restart httpd