Hi Jonathan,
Before compiling PHP at the command line run export CFLAGS=-O1, then
use your ./configure line.
You may wish to make clean before this.
paul
Hi Paul,
Thanks for the reply.
I'm trying to compile with --disable-debug, should I still compile with
those flags?
PS: what would the configure line look like? I'm not clued up on flags etc
Any help would be fantastic.
regards
Jonathan
"Paul Reinheimer" wrote in message
news:6ec19ec7090
On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 09:43, Antonio F. Tornisiello
wrote:
>
> I have both PHP4 and PHP5 running with apache 1.3 on my cPanel box. PHP4 is
> running as module and PHP5 as CGI. PHP4 is running fine with no problems but
> with PHP5 I'm having trouble with POST data. No form POST data is being
> pa
Hi,
I have both PHP4 and PHP5 running with apache 1.3 on my cPanel box. PHP4
is running as module and PHP5 as CGI. PHP4 is running fine with no
problems but with PHP5 I'm having trouble with POST data. No form POST
data is being passed to PHP.
You can see the problem with this form:
http://
Good Morning,
One of the side effects of running --enable-debug is that it exports a
few CFLAGS, including -O1 or -O0 or the like. Do you
want to try setting that flag manually, then rebuilding PHP? See if
the same errors occur.
paul
Hi there,
Details:
PHP Version: 5.3.0beta 1
OS: zLinux - SLES 10 s390x 64bit
Description:
../configure --disable-all --disable-debug results in a segmentation fault on
'make test':
/bin/sh: line 1: 7788 Segmentation fault
TEST_PHP_EXECUTABLE=/home/php-5.3.0beta1/sapi/cli/php
TEST_PHP_SRC
