On 10/10/2010 12:13 AM, Michael Felt wrote:
> I think it is a bug, but it might also be a misunderstanding.
>
> Background: I am trying to convert Joomla 1.0.X to 1.5.X and ran into
> problems with the conversion of the database that is done during the
> migration. I started out by doing several of the tests/samples in the
> php manuals, but always got blank results. I tried changing the php.ini
> settings:
> [iconv]
> iconv.input_encoding = ISO8859-1
> iconv.internal_encoding = ISO8859-1
> iconv.output_encoding = ISO8859-1
Well, yes, it's a known problem that AIX contains it's very own version of
iconv.
At least it differs from everything else I've seen so far (in terms of encoding
names and functionality).
> #else
> REGISTER_STRING_CONSTANT("ICONV_IMPL", "unknown", CONST_CS |
> CONST_PERSISTENT);
> #endif
> REGISTER_STRING_CONSTANT("ICONV_VERSION", version, CONST_CS |
> CONST_PERSISTENT);
>
> It seems my system is being configured, but under #else - "unknown".
Probably "ibm" might be better, but it doesn't change much..
> I did some digging in configure. Once configures finds iconv (PHP
> version 5.2.13 line numbers!)
You should look into ext/iconv/config.m4 instead.
./configure is generated and it's not supposed to be read.
Also I'd suggest you to try 5.3 branch, I can see that AIX iconv support exists
only there.
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Wbr,
Antony Dovgal
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