Problem was fixed oct 8. with latest stable version. The bug# associated with the fix it was
#25746 thanks neilus

Thanks,
Jim

Michael Mauch wrote:
Jim Price wrote:

  
I have been having problems upgrading php to 4.3.3 .  The compile and 
install seem to work fine but php scripts do not parse and I end up with 
a blank screen. Here's the weird part the same configure procedure works 
on a testserver with solaris 8. I ran a truss on the processes and here 
are the results of  what looks different between the two machines. The 
last line with Err#13 is the difference. There are no errors in the 
error_log.
    

Given your very detailed description, I guess you did make sure that your
new Apache advertizes "PHP/4.3.3" in the error_log? And probably there's
also no core file lying around?

  
14270:  stat("/www/index.php", 0x00235A38)              = 0
14270:  stat("/www/index.php", 0x00234A30)              = 0
14270:  umask(077)                                      = 022
14270:  umask(022)                                      = 077
14270:  setitimer(ITIMER_PROF, 0xFFBEF2C0, 0x00000000)  = 0
14270:  sigaction(SIGPROF, 0xFFBEF110, 0xFFBEF210)      = 0
14270:  brk(0x0023AB20)                                 = 0
14270:  brk(0x0023CB20)                                 = 0
14270:  time()                                          = 1065546949
14270:  getpid()                                        = 14270 [14264]
14270:  getpid()                                        = 14270 [14264]
14270:  open(".", O_RDONLY)                             Err#13 EACCES
      
 
What are your open_basedir and safe_mode settings? 

  
./configure --prefix=/apache/tserver \
           --enable-module=rewrite \
           --activate-module=src/modules/php4/libphp4.a
php configure
 ./configure --prefix=/apache/new/local  \
           --with-apache=/apache/new/apache_1.3.28  \
           --with-gettext \
           --enable-track-vars \
           --enable-force-cgi-redirect \
           --with-mysql=/usr/local/mysql \
           --enable-ftp 
    

That's the same as with PHP 4.3.0, I guess?

Please try with the latest stable snapshot from <http://snaps.php.net/>.
If it doesn't work, you might want to file a bug report at
<http://bugs.php.net> (with all the information that you gave here, of
course).

Regards...
		Michael

  

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