Fatal error Call to undefined function imap open in PHP

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I am trying to access my gmail account through my localhost  However  I am getting the response      Fatal error  Call to undefined function imap open     This is my code    hostname     imap gmail com 993 imap ssl INBOX    username    myid gmail com    password    mypassword       try to connect     inbox   imap open  hostname  username  password  or die  Cannot connect to Gmail     imap last error

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If your local installation is running XAMPP on Windows , That's enough : you can open the file "\xampp\php\php.ini" to activate the php exstension by removing the beginning semicolon at the line ";extension=php_imap.dll". It should be:

;extension=php_imap.dll

to

extension=php_imap.dll

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if it is centos with php 5 3 installed   sudo yum install php53-imap   and restart apache   sudo  sbin service httpd restart   or   sudo service apache2 restart

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I had the same issue  After changing a semicolon in the php ini file I solved my problem  Let s see how can you solve it   First  open php ini file  xampp php php ini  Search extension imap  remove semicolon before extension and save this file   Code before remove semicolon  extension imap  Code after remove semicolon extension imap  Finally  open the XAMPP Control panel and restart Apache

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For Xampp 7 3 9   PHP ini  line 913    extension imap   You should remove the semicolon

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During migration from Ubuntu 12 04 to 14 04 I stumbled over this as well and wanted to share that as of Ubuntu 14 04 LTS the IMAP extension seems no longer to be loaded per default   Check to verify if the extension is installed   dpkg -l   grep php5-imap   should give a response like this   ii  php5-imap       5 4 6-0ubuntu5   amd64        IMAP module for php5   if not  install it   To actually enable the extension  cd  etc php5 apache2 conf d ln -s       mods-available imap ini 20-imap ini service apache2 restart   should fix it for apache  For CLI do the same in  etc php5 cli conf d

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The Installation Procedure is always the same  but the package-manager and package-name varies  depending which distribution  version and or repository one uses  In general  the steps are      a  at first  user privilege escalation is required  either obtained with the commands su or sudo       b  then one can install the absent PHP module with a package manager       c  after that  restarting the apache2 HTTP daemon is required to load the module       d  at last  one can run php -m   grep imap to see if the PHP module is now available    On Ubuntu the APT package php5-imap  or php-imap  can bei installed with apt-get   apt-get install php5-imap service apache2 restart   On Debian  the APT package php5-imap can be installed aptitude  or apt-get    aptitude install php5-imap apache2ctl graceful   On CentOS and Fedora the RPM package php-imap can be installed with yum  hint  the name of the package might be something alike php56w-imap or php71w-imap  when using Webtatic repo    yum install php-imap service httpd restart   On systemd systems  while using systemd units  the command to restart unit httpd service is   systemctl restart httpd service   The solution stated above has the problem  that when the module was already referenced in    etc php5 apache2 php ini   It might throw a   PHP Warning   Module  imap  already loaded in Unknown on line 0   That happens  because it is referenced in the default php ini file  at least on Ubuntu 12 04  and a PHP module must at most be referenced once  Using INI snippets to load modules is suggested  while the the directory  etc php5 conf d   that path may also vary  is being scanned for INI files    etc php5 conf d imap ini   Ubuntu also features proprietary commands to manage PHP modules  to be executed before restarting the web-server   php5enmod imap php5dismod imap   Once the IMAP module is loaded into the server  the PHP IMAP Functions should then become available  best practice may be  to check if a module is even loaded  before attempting to utilize it

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Ubuntu with Nginx and PHP-FPM 7 use this    sudo apt-get install php-imap  service php7 0-fpm restart service ngnix restart  check the module have been installed php -m   grep imap  Configuration for module imap will be enabled automatically  both at cli php ini and at fpm php ini  nano  etc php 7 0 cli conf d 20-imap ini nano  etc php 7 0 fpm conf d 20-imap ini

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Simple enough  the IMAP extension is not activated in your PHP installation  It is not enabled by default  If your local installation is running XAMPP on Windows  you have to enable it as described in the XAMPP FAQ      Where is the IMAP support for PHP       As default  the IMAP support for PHP is deactivated in XAMPP  because   there were some mysterious initialization errors with some home   versions like Windows 98  Who works with NT systems  can open the file     xampp php php ini  to active the php exstension by removing the   beginning semicolon at the line   extension php imap dll   Should be    extension php imap dll      Now restart Apache and IMAP should work  You can use the same steps   for every extension  which is not enabled in the default   configuration

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With   echo get cfg var  cfg file path      you can find out which php ini has been used by this instance of php

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On Mac OS X with Homebrew  as obviously  PHP is already installed due to provided error we cannot run      Update  Tha latest version brew instal php --with-imap will not work any more        brew install php72 --with-imap Warning  homebrew php php72 7 2 xxx is already installed   Also  installing module only  here will not work     brew install php72-imap Error  No available formula with the name  php72-imap    So  we must reinstall it     brew reinstall php72 --with-imap      It will take a while  -   built in 8 minutes 17 seconds

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To install IMAP on PHP 7 0 32 on Ubuntu 16 04  Go to the given link and based on your area select link  In my case  I select a link from the Asia section  Then a file will be downloaded  just click on the file to install IMAP  Then restart apache  https   packages ubuntu com xenial all php-imap download   to check if IMAP is installed check phpinfo file incase of successful installation  IMAP c-Client Version    2007f will be shown

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if you are on linux  edit the  etc php php ini  or you will have to create a new extension import file at  etc php5 cli conf d  file so that you add the imap shared object file and then  restart the apache server  Uncomment   extension imap so   so that it becomes like this   extension imap so   Then  restart the apache by     etc rc d httpd restart

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In Ubuntu for install imap use  sudo apt-get install php-imap   Ubuntu 14 04 and above use  sudo apt-get install php5-imap   And imap by default not enabled by PHP so use this command to enable imap extension  sudo php5enmod imap   Then restart your Apache  sudo service apache2 restart

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