I have been trying to build as many PHP (4.2.1) modules as shared, as
possible.
The only two left that I was really hoping to make shared are OpenSSL and
XSLT.
I have tried both kinds of "supported" switches on both, with no success.
These two insist on being compiled into PHP statically.
1) --with-openssl=shared,/usr/local
2) --enable-shared=openssl
Yes, I know that in ./configure --help, the following info is found:
(paying attention to the NOTE statement)
<snip>
Extensions:
--with-EXTENSION=[shared[,PATH]]
NOTE: Not all extensions can be build as 'shared'.
Example: --with-foobar=shared,/usr/local/foobar/
o Builds the foobar extension as shared extension.
o foobar package install prefix is /usr/local/foobar/
</snip>
So, a question would be is there any place in any documentation anywhere
that has a list of exactly which modules cannot be build as 'shared'. It
really can't be a process of trial and error and guessing, can it?
Is there some intelligent, easy way to tell which can and which can't.
(Looking for some key info in the config.m4 files, maybe?)
If you have been able to get either one of these modules or both built as
shared libs to PHP, please respond here so I will know that it is then some
issue with my configuration and/or other required dependencies that are
keeping these modules from being built as I would like.
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Robert Tuttle
Senior Web Developer/Architect
United Devices, Inc.
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