Update to 2.2.2: kolabd - failed dependencies

[Christian Rößler]

Christian Rößler schrieb:

> Now once again into the breach^apache_php... I will post the needed
> options for apache_php too, if wanted.

To fulfil that, one may see below. I post both series of options
together for easier searching. One may keep in mind that no carriage
return should be there:

For php:

--define "with_imap yes" --define "with_ssl yes" --define "with_zlib
yes" --define "with_imap_annotate yes" --define "with_imap_myrights yes"
--define "with_spl yes" --define "with_gettext yes" --define "with_dom
yes" --define "with_mcrypt yes" --define "with_iconv yes" --define
"with_mbstring yes" --define "with_mbregex yes" --define "with_gd yes"
--define "with_ctype yes" --define "with_openldap yes" --define
"with_mhash yes" --define "with_bdb yes" --define "with_pear yes"
--define "with_xml yes" --define "with_mm yes" --define "with_sqlite yes"

For apache_php:

--define "with_imap yes" --define "with_ssl yes" --define "with_zlib
yes" --define "with_imap_annotate yes" --define "with_imap_myrights yes"
--define "with_gettext yes" --define "with_dom yes" --define
"with_mcrypt yes" --define "with_iconv yes" --define "with_mbstring yes"
--define "with_mbregex yes" --define "with_gd yes" --define "with_ctype
yes" --define "with_openldap yes" --define "with_mhash yes" --define
"with_bdb yes" --define "with_pear yes" --define "with_xml yes" --define
"with_mm yes" --define "with_sqlite yes"

These have worked for me - at least as far as I can see now. Now unto
MySQL, again.

Best regards, Christian