Ok. It seemed that using make distclean wasn't getting rid of all the
pieces so I unpacked a fresh archive, shutdown httpd, deleted
libphp4.so, then recompiled and installed and its up to date now. I
don't understand why it didn't work before. libphp4.so had today's
datestamp, but phpinfo() still said it had been compiled last Friday.
-Steve
On Tuesday, September 18, 2001, at 02:02 PM, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
>> I'm trying again to get PDFlib (from source) to work for me with PHP
>> 4.0.6. I gave up on Mac OSX for now and switched to LinuxPPC 2000.
>>
>> I noticed that when I recompile and re-install php the information
>> displayed by phpinfo() is not updated, which makes me suspect that I'm
>> still running off the old libraries. Would this be true? Where does
>> phpinfo get its build information? e.g. the build date, configure
>> options, etc...
>
> That information is compiled directly into the library. So if you are
> not
> seeing the updated info you are definitely not running the right
> library.
>
> Make sure you restart your Apache server when you upgrade PHP. You are
> best off doing a stop/start and making sure in between that there are no
> httpds running.
>
> Also check that your "make install" puts libphp4.so into the right
> directory and that the LoadModule line in your httpd.conf is loading
> that
> specific libphp4.so library. You can put an explicit full path into
> your
> httpd.conf to make sure.
>
> -Rasmus
>
>
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