PHP 4.0 Bug #7356 Updated: ext/mysql/php_mysql.c compiles into .o which does not define mysql_module_entry

ID: 7356 Updated by: sniper Reported By: jl@carnegietech.org Status: Closed Bug Type: Compile Failure Assigned To: Comments: User feedback: ------------ It is working, but I did not compile mysql. I downloaded everything (apache, perl_mod, php) afresh, cleaned the directories, and restarted from scratch. Then, I did not get the error. It's a curious thing, but I don't think I want to ask about the past. Thanks for your help, even if I remain ignorant of the causes for the problem. ---- Closed. Previous Comments: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2000-11-03 19:21:35] sniper@php.net User feedback: ----------- Thank you. Will try. Should have tried already! ------------ So, is it working now? --Jani --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2000-10-30 20:21:56] sniper@php.net Have you tried to compile mysql from sources yourself ? There have been lot of problems when binary RPMs are used. --Jani --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2000-10-19 19:02:01] jl@carnegietech.org When compiling --with-mysql=/usr (mysql installed from powertools RPMs into /usr/*) final libphp4.so fails to load into Apache because mysql_module_entry is not defined (neither is it defined in php_mysql.o as far as I can tell). Compiling php_mysql.c with -E shows that mysql_module_entry ends up defined as an extern even though it is clearly declared and initialized otherwise in the source file. I haven't chased this one any further yet. Thank you --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Full Bug description available at: http://bugs.php.net/?id=7356