Re: php + oracle + apache on Compaq systems

Hello, there is obviously only one way to get these things working. 1. Compile apache with DSO and extra LDFLAGS CC=cc LDFLAGS="-L/usr/shlib -lrt -laio_raw" ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/apache --enable-shared=max (instead of extra LDFLAGS you can set the environment variable export _RLD_LIST="DEFAULT:/usr/shlib/librt.so:/usr/shlib/libaio_raw.so" before starting the apache server) 2. Compile php with shared oci8-library: CC=cc ./configure --with-apxs=/usr/local/apache/bin/apxs --with-config-file-path=/usr/local/lib/php --with-oci8=shared,/usr/local/Oracle/Programmer/8.1.7 --enable-sigchild The oci8-library "liboci8.so" then is situated in the directory "modules" in the php source. 3. Use php.ini and set the extension_dir to where the "liboci8.so" is or copy "liboci8.so" to your favoured module directory. DON'T use the command "extension=liboci8.so" in the php.ini! Use the command "dl('liboci8.so');" in your php script instead. Hope this will help some TRU64 administrators with the same problems. Sabine Sabine Hoefler-Thierfeldt wrote: > > Hello, > > has anybody already succeeded in installing Apache-1.3.20 with > php-4.0.6 and Oracle-8.1.7 on Compaq systems with > OSF V. 5.1? > > First I tried to use DSO for php (--with-apxs, --with-oci8). > the compilation went through, but the apache server cannot be > started and breaks with segmentation fault und core dump. > This problem has been described by Compaq, but it is said to > be working with the new version OSF V 5.1 . > (LD_LIBRARY_PATH was set correctly.) > > Then I tried to compile php statically into apache (--with-apache --with-oci8) > However, same fault and core dump. > > At last I tried to compile php statically with the old > version --with-oracle. And now I succeeded in starting the > apache server. The problem is, my users want to use > the OCI-calls and don't want to go back to ORA-calls. > > Any ideas, how I can --with-oci8 with Compaq systems? > > I use the Compaq CC Compiler, the Oracle client is mounted > via NFS. > > Sabine