Dr.-Ing. Edgar Alwers schrieb: > On Fri, 06 May 2011 14:00:52 +0200 > Tobias Gasser <[email protected]> wrote: > >> even without mysql/maria the php-applications segfault, where as i >> expected an error like 'mysql missing'. > > I have just installed mysql, php and phpMyAdmin, according to the book and > without any problems ( but I also had "mysql missing" ). > > I would sugest, for the first time to forget all about joomla or mariadb and > just try to put mysql and php in operation. >
thanks for your detailed config. as you have no problems, i'd like to know which version of the lfs-book you used. i'm as current as svn 0427, except gcc 4.5.2 and udev 1.66 (and thus no /run) as with both the newer ones fail with xfce. but as i wrote, mariadb or mysql run fine (at least the command-line tools). apache has no problems with html-pages. even simple php pages run fine, just some hello-world-scripts and phpinfo();. but the 'big' applications like joomla, typo3 or phpmyadmin die with segfault. lam (ldap admin) seems to be a simple enough application - it does not segfault. what i did not mention in my first post: the php interpreter runs fine, but the scripts i use might be to simple to segfault ;) python applications run fine with apache. but i don't use the python module, i use it as cgi. the next steps will be a very stripped down system with just the minimum requirements to build apache and php. IF this should work, i'll add packages like openssl, mysql, xsl... to see which will start segfaulting. if it does not work, i'll rebuild by downgrading gcc, libc, coreutils (just every package update since my last stable version from august 2010) until i can tell which package to blame. as none of the current 'big' distros is as current as lfs/blfs it might be one of the basic tools or libraries. google does not (yet) know anything about this. (ok, there are a lot of hits with 'segfault+php+apache', but none seem to fit). thanks for your help tobias -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
