PHP Enable bz2 Extension In Php.ini
Solution 1
You can install this as php extension easily.
apt-get install php5.6-bz2
- php(yourversion)-bz2
Solution 2
Enabling an extention in PHP is not only by including it into php.ini
file, you need to recompile your PHP installation with package support being enabled, in order to do this for bz2, you have to execute the needed pecl command:
pecl install bz2
To install pecl
you have to install pear
and phpize
, on a debian based system, the following command should be sufficint:
apt-get install php5-dev php-pear
Finally you need to add the new extension to php.ini
file, Don't forget to reload your web server after that.
HTH
Alex Pelletier
Updated on July 09, 2022Comments
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Alex Pelletier almost 2 years
I an trying to download a file using composer in php, but the file needs to be decompress with bzipped. Here is the error I get:
[UnexpectedValueException] unable to decompress bzipped phar archive "/home/admin/public_html/subdo mains/testing4/vendor/jakoch/phantomjs/da2db411008833dfaa24e92e129aa037.bz2 " to temporary file, enable bz2 extension in php.ini
In my php.ini file I have added:
extension = "bz2.so"
After adding that I still get the error when I try and install the file.
When I run infophp(-1) I get:
bzip2 compression disabled (install pecl/bz2)
Do I need to enable bzip2? If so how do I do it. Am I doing something wrong with allowing the extension?
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doncadavona almost 7 yearsThanks! Solved my problem installing github.com/jakoch/phantomjs-installer in Homestead. It was requiring bz2.
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kurdtpage over 6 yearsYou can use
sudo apt-get install php-bz2
for php 7.0 and 7.1 -
andromeda almost 6 yearsThis solved my problem as well while installing phantomjs on php 7.2 thanks!