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I came across this problem when I upgraded my Ubuntu to 14.04. I have used php-mycrypt in one of my project which was working fine until my ubuntu got upgraded and now when I try to access my project I get this Fatal Error Fatal Error: Undefined function mcrypt_encrypt() The solution looks simple but it took me ages to figure out and after a lot of googling around (most of the solution provided didn't help me at all ) so I thought I will share this hoping that you guys end up here quickly and don't have to spend much of your time (like I did ) :):) and hoping this will help you guys. So, without wasting much of your time. Let me begin, First thing to do is see if you have installed php5-mcrypt (like everyone does), you can do that by: sudo apt-get install php5-mcrypt It should install mycrypt and if already installed, you will get the following message: Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done php5-mcrypt is alre

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