Hey everybody,
At bug http://bugs.php.net/26321 - there is a bug for
building PHP5 on Mac OS X Panther with Apache 2 that
denotes that the problem - a multiple symbol
definition problem during make - is a bug in Apache.
I'm trying to build PHP 4.3.4 in Mac OS X Panther
(10.3.2) on two different h
rt rep. who asked if there was
> something wrong with
> "the PHPHPn my hosting" space, or that "EaEarthlinks
> unable to assist
> customers in matters involving PHPHProgramming" and
> the like. It's a noble
> effort, but seems to be a futile one.
>
>
I really hate that I have to reply to people directly,
due to the crapload of autoresponders, so I've taken
to harassing the owners of them on their own websites.
Check it, I posted the following on this messages
board:
http://www.workerscompensation.com/cgi-bin/teemz/teemz.cgi?board=_master&for
Shlomit,
It's hard to tell what's wrong without seeing the code
that is giving you the error, but I do have a
suggestion for you below.
In the meantime, you may find this link helpful:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-num-rows.php
There, the manual says that the function is only good
Rich,
I'm pretty certain that I've read in php.net in the
manual or perhaps in the source README that you need
to be using all gnu tools to successfully compile.
I usually grab them as binaries from sunfreeware.com.
(also check your solaris install cd's, i believe the
software companion has binu
Perhaps I should direct this inquiry elsewhere, but
I'm new to this list, and I don't understand why every
time I reply to someone's message I get no less than 7
autoresponse messages from spam filters/servers
stating that their address is no longer active,
etc...?
I'm sending plain text emails, i
Richard,
Most of my solaris compiling problems were due to the
fact that some of my compiler tools would be GNU,
while others would be the native sun ones (for
instance the compiler is gcc, but the linker (ld) is
/usr/ccs/bin/ld, and make is not gnu make, but the Sun
version). So check using 'whi
Stephan,
Please don't be insulted by this, but is the PHP
module listed in your httpd.conf file? In Apache2 you
need to have:
LoadModule php4_module modules/libphp4.so
whereas in Apache 1.3 you had to LoadModule AND
AddModule.
Also, I split my add type parameters up (this
shouldn't be a problem
