RE: [PHP-INSTALL] Apache error for undefined symbol in libphp5.so

Pleased to hear that Andy. Regards Keith On Thu, 26 Apr 2007, Andy Stratton wrote:

To: 'Keith Roberts' <keith@karsites.net> From: Andy Stratton <astratton@compassinfo.net> Subject: RE: [PHP-INSTALL] Apache error for undefined symbol in libphp5.so Keith, Thanks for the response. I'm using SSH to get into the FC4 box (a virtual private server from GoDaddy). I actually got the things I needed running and getting way more comfortable with the Linux command line after spending the last 3 days digging my way out of problems. I basically removed all existing copies of everything Apache/PHP (I was starting fresh anyway) and uncompressed again and installed into new directories (/web/apache and /web/php) so I knew where everything was in case of another problem. The fussed with configure statements and making sure my libraries were installed to get the extensions I needed enabled and it worked fine, I'm up and running. Thanks! -- Andy Stratton Software/Network Engineer COMPASS Information Systems, Inc. www.compassinfo.net (410) 923-6300 office (410) 923-2820 fax (443) 623-6835 mobile -----Original Message----- From: Keith Roberts [mailto:keith@karsites.net] Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2007 6:14 PM To: php-install@lists.php.net Subject: Re: [PHP-INSTALL] Apache error for undefined symbol in libphp5.so When you say virtual FC4 server - are you running under a different host OS - if so which one please? On Wed, 25 Apr 2007, Andy Stratton wrote:

To: php-install@lists.php.net From: Andy Stratton <astratton@compassinfo.net> Subject: [PHP-INSTALL] Apache error for undefined symbol in libphp5.so Good morning, I recently compiled and installed Apache 2.0.59 and PHP 5.2.1 on a virtual Fedora Core 4 server and all went well until I decided to enable more extensions in my PHP install. When trying to start Apache after the re-build of PHP I received a syntax error noting an undefined symbol "zend_ini_string" The first time it said "php_write" was the undefined symbol, then "zend_ini_string", and something else randomly depending on what I have in my config statement. I've been working to delete and re-install everything, wanted to know if anyone knew why this would be going on - I'm figuring its not "zend_ini_string" but moreso libphp5.so or something else with Apache? First time doing much of anything on a Linux box, but I'm working on it! Much thanks, -Andy

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