#23693 [Bgs]: buildconf does not use libtool/automake/autoconf in other path than standard

ID: 23693 User updated by: bernhard at fuersten dot info Reported By: bernhard at fuersten dot info Status: Bogus Bug Type: Compile Failure Operating System: MacOS X 10.2.6 PHP Version: 4.3.2RC3 New Comment: Hm, seems that 'which' get its PATH directly from ~/ .cshrc but not from the PATH environment variable. So, if I set the PATH in ~/.tcshrc (don't have any .cshrc) it works. In contrast './build/shtool path glibtool' as used in PHP-dev's build/buildcheck.sh works fine when setting the PATH from the command line. BTW: I'm called buildconf as ./buildconf, of course. I tried to use the ZendEngine 2. That's why I called ./ buildconf.. Thanks anyway for your help, Bernhard Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-05-19 05:28:43] derick@php.net Same here, works with both not using buildconf and by using ./buildconf ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-05-19 05:23:45] sniper@php.net FYI: You should NOT use buildconf unless you're using CVS checkout of the sources. You most likely don't have the correct versions of all the required tools anyway.. Anyway, this worked fine on one Macosx server I tried it on so it's just your PATH that is not correct. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-05-19 04:53:28] derick@php.net I remember this working fine too, I'll have a look at it (to verify your claim). Derick ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-05-19 04:35:28] bernhard at fuersten dot info Hi, since PHP 4.3.1 and the current PHP-dev you have to use at least libtool 1.4.3 to run buildconf. OS X comes with 1.4.2. So I installed an additional libtool, autoconf and automake in /usr/local/gnutools for use with PHP only. I set the PATH var in the shell to /usr/ local/gnutools/bin:$PATH to let buildconf first determine the additional libtool. This works fine in the current PHP-dev, but not in PHP 4.3.2RC3. It seems that build/ buildcheck.sh does a better job in PHP-dev.. Bernhard ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=23693&edit=1