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Take A QuizGeneral Tech Bugs & Fixes 3 years ago
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Extensions can be loaded into PHP two ways. Either statically at compile time, or dynamically at run time.
Statically loaded extensions">extensions are included in the PHP binary at compile time, and does not require an extension= line in php.ini to load it.
Dynamically loaded extensions are not included in the PHP binary, but are saved as dynamic link libraries (.so files on OS X). They require a extension= line in php.ini to load it at run time.
The short answer to your question: Your cURL extension is statically compiled with the PHP executable, therefore it works even though you haven't got a extension=php_curl.so line in php.ini.
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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
In my PHP.ini, the extensions are not uncommented.
But in phpinfo(), I can see that curl (by example) is enable and in my code I can use it.