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This ZEND extension uses default instaltion method via phpize. All you need to do is download the source code and compile it using:
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#phpize
#./configure --enable-libvirt
#make clean all
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This will create <var class="filename">modules/libvirt.so</var> which you can copy to your modules directory or use
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#make install
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Now you need to enable the extension in your <var class="filename">php.ini</var>:
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extension=libvirt.so
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