On Ubuntu 13.10 you have to install this extension first (PHP 5.5.3):
apt-get install php5-json
(Don't forget to restart web server.)
A partir de PHP 5.2.0, la extensión JSON se compila e incluye en PHP por defecto.
Se puede encontrar información para la instalación de esta extensión PECL en el capítulo del manual titulado Instalación de extensiones PECL. Se puede encontrar información adicional, tal como nuevos lanzamientos, descargas, ficheros fuente, información de mantenimiento, y un CHANGELOG, aquí: » https://pecl.php.net/package/json
On Ubuntu 13.10 you have to install this extension first (PHP 5.5.3):
apt-get install php5-json
(Don't forget to restart web server.)
even though the manual says the json extension is enabled by default and compiled into the core, I had to do a "yum install php-json" on centos 8 running php 7.2
on CentOS php 5.5.13 had to:
yum install php55u-pecl-jsonc php55u-pecl-jsonc-devel
On one server I use (FreeBSD 6.3; PHP 5.2.6 as module in Apache 2.2.10), PHP was compiled with the '--disable-all' configuration option. Consequently, there exists a secondary configuration file -- /usr/local/php5/etc/extensions.ini -- in which the line
; extension=json.so
must be uncommented (delete the semicolon) and Apache restarted for these functions to be available.
On RHEL5/CentOS5 add the EPEL repository (http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL).
After that, installation is as simple as:
sudo yum install php-pecl-json