O. Hartmann schrieb:
Daniel Bye schrieb:
On Sun, Dec 19, 2004 at 03:26:26PM +0100, O. Hartmann wrote:NO_BIND isn't set as it wasn't set before.
Dear Sirs.
Compiling PHP 5.0.3 from PHP.NET, PHP 5.0.2 from ./ports collection and PHP5-SNAP from php.net fail in compiling in FreeBSD 5.3-STABLE (cvsupdated and rebuilt today!) with an error that seems to be BIND9 specific:
ext/standard/dns.lo(.text+0x1d49): In function `.L166': : undefined reference to `res_ninit' ext/standard/dns.lo(.text+0x1db5): In function `.L166': : undefined reference to `res_nmkquery' ext/standard/dns.lo(.text+0x1de7): In function `.L166': : undefined reference to `res_nsend' ext/standard/dns.lo(.text+0x1f6a): In function `.L166': : undefined reference to `res_nclose'
I searched the web and mailing lists for this problem and I found out, that PHP won't compile when FreeBSD 5.x lacks in BIND9. As I know, FreeBSD 5.3 definitely has BIND9, but why is PHP not compiling the expected way? /usr/include/resolv.h does not have any definitions for the above mentioned routines and it seems to be a 'weird' failure, maybe something I missed when installing 'world'?
You don't by any chance have NO_BIND set in /etc/make.conf? I've been caught out by a similar failure in the past...
Dan
I checked the installed /usr/include/resolv.h again and found that no one of the missing
routines shown above are within this include file, so it seemes to me strange ...
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All right, maybe this is of suitable help:
This is a port of the ./configure output, when configurte checks system properties:
checking for res_nmkquery... no checking for __res_nmkquery... no checking for res_nmkquery in -lresolv... no checking for __res_nmkquery in -lresolv... no checking for res_nmkquery in -lbind... no checking for __res_nmkquery in -lbind... yes checking for res_nsend... no checking for __res_nsend... yes checking for dn_expand... yes
Should this mean that the problem is a PHP5 problem? _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-questions To unsubscribe, send any mail to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
