RE: [PHP] unable to load php scripts correctly when MySQL and/or PostgreSQL

Bill, > Just wanted to send you a note that I will let you know if I figure this out > if you can do the same for me. I posted a question yesterday but > unfortunatly I have received nothing so far. You did not list the problems > that occured when you congifured with the paths listed. My configure works > fine when the paths are left out. For the mysql you might want to download > mysql-devel which has the headers. This is what fails on mine but I still > cannot get it to work. It's not a compilation problem with 3.0.17 - if I list the paths to the DBMSs in the configure line everything compiles just fine. I need to specify the full paths to the DBMSs' directory trees to make sure the necessary libraries are beign found. configure dies with an error message otherwise. The path to the libraries is included in the /etc/ld.config file, so I am pretty sure that the necessary libraries are found. phpMyAdmin and phpPgSQL work fine, except for the freuquent problems in loading the pages. I do get error messages like : Fatal error: Failed opening required 'l' in /home/webservers/club-ceronne/ceronne/navigation.php3 on line 128 This one is taken from a virtual server which does not utilize any database code. Line 128 is in an included file which works flawlessly with the static version of PHP 3.0.x and 4.0.x. It's a menu generation code which I use on a couple of sites without any problems. It's my development system that's causing the trouble. Things seem to work nicely if neither PostgreSQL nor MySQL support are compiled into the DSO. I am just about out of ideas. (If any more information is required, please let me know). Upgrading to PHP 4 has not helped, as 4.0.3pl1 will compile but not link when I try to compile it as a DSO. I get: /usr/bin/ld: .libs/libphp4.so: undefined versioned symbol name __ns_name_unpack@@GLIBC_2.1 This happens both with and without --enable-versioning. I am using GNU make, just as the FAQ suggests. But that's a different story. Cheers -- Stephan -- Stephan Engelke engelke@gmx.net *** I killed a six-pack just to watch it die. ***