Re: [PHP4BETA] php4b4 patchlevel 1 vs apache
| From: | rasmus@php.net | Date: | Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [PHP4BETA] php4b4 patchlevel 1 vs apache | ||
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Without your complete PHP and Apache ./configure lines, we can't help you.
On Fri, 17 Mar 2000, Glenn Little wrote:
> Trying this list now, if this isn't the right place, could someone point
> me to a better place? I've tried the forums at zend.com and phpbuilder.com,
> but haven't solved the problem yet.
>
> I'm trying to install php4 as a module in apache, on a solaris machine.
> The problem seems to be that after the "make;make install" of php, the
> stuff in apache/src/modules/php4 (e.g. mod_php4.c) has #include statements
> that do not work with the subsequent build attempt of apache.
>
> Not only does the php include path not get put into the Makefiles, but
> also the subdirectories under which the files are installed (e.g. zend.h
> is under a subdir "Zend") are not reflected in the .c file or other .h
> files. So, even when I "fake out" the apache configure process by setting
> an envvar INCLUDES="-I/web/php/include/php", only some of the .h files are
> found (the ones in that directory, not the ones in subdirs of it).
>
> One other clue: when I further hack the INCLUDES var to explicitly list
> the individual subdirectories, then more .h files are (obviously) found.
> *However*, further along in the make process, I get complaints about two
> more .h files, "main.h" and I think "php_variables.h", which are not
> installed into the php directory at all. They do exist in the source
> dir, but aren't installed.
>
> I'm using --prefix=/web/php for the php config/install.
>
> I've tried having the GNU tools both before and after the sun compiler
> tools in my PATH.
>
> I do receive a warning that bison should be upgraded (we're at
> 1.24, the warning states 1.25 is needed for some functionality).
> I read the warning as just that, a warning, and not the cause
> of failure. Am I wrong about that?
>
> Apache version 1.3.12.
>
> Any hints or pointers would be greatly appreciated at this point, I've
> been beating my head against this wall long enough! :-)
>
> Thanks much in advance...
>
> -glenn
> glittle@ucsd.edu
>
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