In mid-December I asked about installing php on an AIX system, I was having
trouble when I got to the 'make install' command, essentially the
libphp4.so was not being created in the ./libs directory of the php install
source, and the 'make install' was failing because it couldn't copy this
into
I tried this and end with the same results, is it the shtool that creates
the libphp4.so in the libs directory? It seems like it's not getting
created there, and so can't be copied ?
At 04:33 PM 12/13/2002 -0700, Jim Thome wrote:
It appears like the extension for shared libraries on AIX is .a (
It appears like the extension for shared libraries on AIX is .a (depends on your
version of AIX; the new linker in AIX release 4.2.1 is .so).
To hack the apxs...
On line 116 of the apxs script in Apache 1.3.26:
Change: my $dso_ext = "so";
To: my $dso_ext = "a";
On line 381:
Change: $d =~ s|\.s
As far as I can tell it's .so - what would I change in the apxs script from
so to sl, if it does turn out that it's sl?
At 03:04 PM 12/13/2002 -0700, Jim Thome wrote:
What suffix does AIX use for shared libaries? .sl or .so? If it's
something other than .so, you will have to hack your apxs scr
What suffix does AIX use for shared libaries? .sl or .so? If it's something other
than .so, you will have to hack your apxs script to change it to whatever your system
needs. (Just search apxs for .so; it is only in two places in newer apxs scripts).
After changing your apxs script, run mak
I'm trying to install php on an AIX server. I use the folling configure
command:
configure --with-apxs=/usr/local/apache/bin/apxs
--with-oci8=/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.6 --prefix=/usr/local/apache
Which works. Then I run a make, and that also completes. But when I run a
'make install' I
