If you are using rpmforge with Centos 6.x you might run into this issue I found 2 packages with this issue mbcrypt and php-tidy. Both had the wrong setting in their .ini files. Just edit the files and replace “module” with the right module name.<\/p>\n
Change
\nextension=module.so<\/p>\n
to<\/p>\n
extension=mbcrypt.so<\/p>\n
and<\/p>\n
extension=tidy.so<\/p>\n
The .ini files are located under \/etc\/php.d\/<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
If you are using rpmforge with Centos 6.x you might run into this issue I found 2 packages with this issue mbcrypt and php-tidy. Both had the wrong setting in their .ini files. Just edit the files and replace “module” with the right module name. Change extension=module.so to extension=mbcrypt.so and extension=tidy.so The .ini files are … <\/p>\n