I managed to get this fixed in the end, and am now running 5.2.5 successfully.
I built my own versions of libxml 2.6.31 and libxslt 1.1.22, and removed an old version of libxml that was in /usr/local/lib. As I changed both things at once I can guarantee exactly which fixed my issue. I was specifying /usr for my libxml location when bulding PPH, so I don't believe the version in /usr/local will have been the problem. So, anyone running a recent Slackware with the same issues - I'd suggest you try the same; build your own libxml/libxslt and take things from there. Thanks to Mike for his input on this one. cheers Jamie > Jamie Harris wrote: > Further to this I get the same issue with 5.2.2. I'm building my own > libxml 2.6.31 and libxslt 1.1.22 and will try again after that. > > If the build fails I'll start looking at the latest binutils to ensure > my version fo gd is good. It could be an excuse to play with gold - > http://lwn.net/SubscriberLink/274859/1122441451895db8/ > > cheers > > Jamie > > >> No luck with this. Same errors with PHP 5.2.4 too >> >> Any other suggestions from the subscribers of the list? >> >> thanks again >> >> Jamie >> >> Jamie Harris wrote: >>> Mike, >>> >>> Will follow your lead and report back to the list with the results. >>> >>> cheers >>> >>> Jamie >>> >>> Mike Price wrote: >>>> I've just been through 8 hours of trying to compile 5.2.5 to work >>>> with Apache 2.2.8. >>>> It choked on loads of things. I think there is an error in >>>> 'configure' that was supposedly fixed in 5.2.3 but has crept back >>>> into 5.2.5 >>>> >>>> Eventually I decided to get 5.2.4 and build with the same configure >>>> options. >>>> >>>> With 5.2.4 everything worked immediately out-of-the-box! >>> >>> >> > > -- This message was transmitted on 100% recycled electrons
