changing default compile options

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Subject: changing default compile options
From: David Fuess <fuess1@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2005 05:48:45 -0700
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I am building a Fedora Core 4 server that uses apache 2, php 5, mysql 4,gd, and trueFont. The problem is that the default package installs do notcontain all of the required oprional features (like mbstring, libpng, gdetc. for PHP). The single biggest problem at the moment is PHP becausewithout mbstring I even have problems with phpMyAdmin. What is the best wayto go about "upgrading" the installed packages to include the correctoptional features?

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