On Monday, March 18, 2002 10:24 AM Jean-Michel Dault wrote:
> On Sun, 17 Mar 2002, Christian Belisle wrote: > > > It looks like you have a php module that does not come from Mandrake. All > > of our PHP packages are compiled with debug=0, thread-safety=0. > > It looks like you have a PHP extension that was compiled for an older > version of PHP. > > Have a look in your /etc/php.ini and check every line that says > "extension=<whatever.so>". One of these lines contains the bad module, > remove them one by one, then do an "AESCTL reload" to find out which one > causes the problem. > Thanks for the replies. All my stuff comes from Mandrake. I was getting these errors on a machine that I upgraded to 8.2 RC-1 from 8.1 (plus the late-Feb security updates for PHP), after which PHP wouldn't start. As far as I could see all the PHP related modules in that install were as on the RC-1 CD with nothing older left. But anyway, I then did a clean install of RC-1 and the problem has disappeared, so it's probably nothing to worry about. Michael
