Em 2012-08-21 14:10, Lester Caine escreveu:
Gustavo Lopes wrote:
So should I be updating that bug to the current state of play? That
this is actually by design? Or create a new bug that states that
'--enable-mysqlnd=shared' should not be allowed? Or is there some
third position in this jigsaw?
It usually helps that the extension you compile is binary compatible
with the
PHP build you're loading it in. In your case, I'd guess you compiled
PHP with
ZTS support but mysqlnd without.
As to whether '--enable-mysqlnd=shared' actually works or not I
can't be sure as
I haven't tested it. But there's nothing in the problem you're
having that
points to it not working when built properly.
Current situation is that I've run a clean build of the Apache module
with mysqlnd included statically, and the mysqli extension is
compiled
as shared. If I add the '--enable-mysqlnd=shared' then it does build
a
shared mysqlnd module, but the module is unusable due to the
'executor_globals' error, so either there should be no option TO
build
shared? Or the problem in the shared module needs fixing?
I've just tried to compile mysqlnd and mysqli shared and it worked (at
least sapi/cli/php -n -d extension_dir=modules -d extension=mysqlnd.so
-d extension=mysqli.so -i showed no problems).
It is at least conceivable that there's some bug I'm not hitting. In
any case, this is a development mailing list. So you can either try to
figure out the problem yourself using this mailing list asking for
pointers if necessary -- that means actually checking the source code,
inspecting symbols in the binaries, preprocessor defines after configure
etc. -- or you can file a bug report with clear, complete steps for
reproducing the problem.
--
Gustavo Lopes
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