If there's no apt-get, you're probably on an rpm-based distribution
such as CentOS. you can tell what distro you are on via "lsb_release
-a".
Your webhost should already have libxml2 installed as it's required by
nearly everything web dev, but the header files sound like they aren't
installed (the devel packages).
If you don't have root access, you have two options:
1) (Easiest) Find the matching devel package version for the binary
libxml already installed and extract it to a folder, link against the
header files contained within by specified the include path, most
./configure scripts have such an option, something ala
--with-libxml=/path/to/libxml2
2) (More work without more profit) Download libxml2 and compile it,
specify the include path in the same way as above but you'll also need
to put this path in your LD_LIBRARY_PATH env variable.
Good luck!
)) Trevor Joynson (trevorj)
(( Network Ninja
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