Milktoast wrote:
Here are my settings for the extensions
extension_dir="c:\php\extensions\;c:\php\"
I think extension_dir should be what it says, a directory. I doubt it
can cope with a path.
On Aug 21, 2007, at 14:40:26, John N wrote:
Hello,
We are installing php5 on both FreeBSD & other *NIX-based servers.
On the FreeBSD Server, we use the Ports System. When we build the
port with
WITH_FASTCGI=true
WITH_CLI=true
WITH_CGI=true
we have installed two binaries, "bin/php" (
Hello,
I'm seeing 41 test errors building 5.2.3 on Solaris 10u3, independent
of architecture (i86pc vs sparc) or build tools (Sun Studio 12 vs GNU).
Many of these test errors seem to refer to standard POSIX functions
which it seems should never fail on a standard UNIX platform. That
said, I h
> That's because the ports system generates multiple builds.
>
Yes. That's clear. As I have understood in the reference to the patches
which I do see.
You can achieve this by generating multiple builds.
>
But, my question was as to concurrent builds in an automated way.
It is clear of course th
On Aug 22, 2007, at 13:24:53, John N wrote:
That's because the ports system generates multiple builds.
Yes. That's clear. As I have understood in the reference to the
patches which I do see.
You can achieve this by generating multiple builds.
But, my question was as to concurrent builds
No thank you.
I don't see how your expensive Apple Dev Env, or your rate for time, has
much to do with my question.
We build php for multiple OS & architectures without any problems using free
& available tools. For OSX, much of what we need is on the Developer DVD
for OSX. The rest and for othe
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
On Aug 22, 2007, at 20:01:52, John N wrote:
No thank you.
I don't see how your expensive Apple Dev Env, or your rate for
time, has much to do with my question.
If you want it done and don't want to try it yourself then my offer
has a lot to
Perhaps it's my English.
I haven't asked anyone, in particular you, to do anything.
I have asked if somebody knows, or has done already.
Repeating "do it yourself" or suggesting I pay you is not very helpful.
Thank you again, and perhps allow someone else more interested in sharing
their knowle
