Excuse if this sort of obvious thing, but is mysql running on your system?
PHP can't bring it up if it isn't already running.
- Mark
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From: Bert Goodman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 6:43 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-INST] compil
Hi,
I recently tried to build Apache with a shared php 4.0.4 module and oci8
support. I enabled dso support within apache and built php 4.0.4 with apxs
and oci8. The apache starts up, but quits immediatly after forking the root
process without logging any errors or giving me any hint of what's
Hi, I've been playing around trying to get php and mysql to work together. I've been
trying to compile php as a CGI so that I can alter large databases directly. I'm
using PHP4.0.4, MySQL 3.23.30-gamma, RedHat7.0, Intel Celery 633. I've compiled both
of the packages. I configured php with th
On Wed, 10 Jan 2001, Mark Olbert wrote:
>Can anyone recommend a place/forum for help in getting PHP to compile under
>linux?
>
>I am running into a problem that I haven't gotten any feedback on from
>php-dev, php-general or php-install.
>
>The specific problem is:
>
>/usr/bin/ld: .libs/libphp4.so
Greetings.
I've bought the book _PHP Fast & Easy Web Development_ and have followed the
instructions precisely.
I'm running RH Linux 7.
I've successfully installed MySQL, and tested it.
I've successfully installed Apache and tested it.
I've installed PHP4, and made the configuration changes to
Can anyone recommend a place/forum for help in getting PHP to compile under
linux?
I am running into a problem that I haven't gotten any feedback on from
php-dev, php-general or php-install.
The specific problem is:
/usr/bin/ld: .libs/libphp4.so: undefined versioned symbol name
__fp_query@@GLIB
Here I am again. I have been investigating a bit and I have done some tests.
I just list them for the records:
1. Build PHP as CGI. The build breaks in the same point. At least we can now
leave Apache out of the game.
2. I get hold to the 'zend_ptr_stack_push' function for the sake of
simplicity
Hi again.,
Problem solved.
The problem was actually not in the php installation
or configuration. All that was correct. The server in
question loads several other NSAPIs. One of those
loaded a new mime.types at startup and overrided the
mime-types of the web server. This caused Netscape
not to r
Hi Danne,
is your in a file with extension .php or .html ?
(I assume that the added mimetype is for .php)
regards
alfred
Danne Lundqvist wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I seem not to be able to get the nsapi module to
> parse the php code with the Netscape server. I am
> trying to get a virtual server t
Hi,
I wonder if anyone's using PHP (with Apache) on IBM OS/390? Is the platform
supported?
./peter
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Hi,
In answer to your questions:
>There is a sun package for PHP instalation on Sun/SPARC ?
No.
>How to compile PHP in a correct way on that Solaris machine?
Follow the instructions for any UNIX machine.
>How to integrate/install PHP to work with Apache ?
Again, follow the instructions.
Hi Roman,
First of all: it did not work. I got exactly the same errors as with -n32.
Bad luck. Anyway, I think that we could help the guys from PHP trying to
make this thing work with the native compiler (which, in turn --sorry GNU
blokes-- is much better than any other when it gets to make fast
Dear all,
I have got the following problem, please kindly help.
The problem was caused that when I compiled Apache 1.3.14 with DSO, which is running
properly. And then I compiled PHP 4.0.4 is also running properly.
However, I tried to compile PHP 4.0.4 with libmcrypt 2.4.8 and mhash 0.8.5
Hi,
I have to install PHP on the following system:
- Sun running Solaris7 & Apache , SPARC platform
If somebody can tell me:
- There is a sun package for PHP instalation on Sun/SPARC ?
- How to compile PHP in a correct way on that Solaris machine?
- How to integrate/install PHP to work with
Assuming that you just want a standard installation, the easiest way to do
it is to compile and install apache, then compile php as a DSO module
(dynamic linking). It's really quite easy.
Extract your apache source distribution (http://httpd.apache.org) then from
in that directory type ./configu
Are you sure that you want to activate *all modules*? that's
what the --activate-module=all does. I think I read somewhere
that some modules in Apache require real true ansi compilers,
so when you include them all, you need to have a real good compiler.
Why don't you just run configure like th
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