And here's the patch:
http://pecl.php.net/~jani/patches/multi-sapi.patch
Note: It's not quite finished, the 'make install' might not work.. ;)
--Jani
12.11.2010 2:40, Jani Taskinen kirjoitti:
I'm working on an improvement on how all binaries are build thus
enabling building all such in one go if one wants to. I already added a
check for multiple sapi _modules_ being build, it will error out.
Stay tuned, I'll post the patch once I've tested it a bit.
--Jani
12.11.2010 0:03, Jérôme Loyet kirjoitti:
2010/11/11 Jani Taskinen<jani.taski...@iki.fi>:
11.11.2010 18:46, Kalle Sommer Nielsen kirjoitti:
Hi Jérôme
2010/11/11 Jérôme Loyet<jer...@loyet.net>:
If this is a normal behaviour, we should add an error at configure
telling that only one SAPI is supported at once.
It not, we should correct it.
Did I miss something ?
On Windows we have no problems in compiling multiple SAPI's using one
./configure, so I believe it is indeed a bug on the Unix build system
causing this, so yeah I suppose it should be fixed.
Sascha explained this briefly here:
http://www.mail-archive.com/php-...@lists.php.net/msg00413.html
I understand it's hard to compile mutiple SAPI (dependancies, linkage,
...). In this case, this should be clear at configure and an error
message should be shown. It's not reasonable not to be able to compile
CGI and apache2 sapi without any informations (like
http://bugs.php.net/53271).
I've made a quick patch (http://pastebin.com/jUGMtSjv) which:
- move the sapi/cgi/config9.m4 to config.m4. The reason cgi sapi uses
a config9.m4 file is to be called at configure as the last SAPI.
- remove the "No SAPI selected" check in sapi/cgi/config.m4. To me
it's not its job. It has to be done by configure. To me, the cgi sapi
must be like any of the others
- change the cgi sapi to be disable by default. cgi sapi will be like
any other sapi (except cli), disable by default. Basically, PHP is a
programming scripting language. The CLI has to be enable by default
and other sapi have to be enabled by the user.
- add a "No SAPI selected" check in configure.in, after
"esyscmd(./build/config-stubs sapi)" (after all sapi config*.m4 files
have been executed). Use CLI as default SAPI if it's not been
disabled. If all SAPI and CLI have been disabled, issue the error
message.
- A a check in PHP_SELECT_SAPI (in acinclude.m4) to ensure it's been
called only once (all SAPI (except CLI) calls this macro). At second
call, an error message telling that only one SAPI can be compiled is
shown.
I don't have a huge php core background but it seems (for me at least)
the right way for users.
hope it helps.
Something called ZTS also comes to my mind..
It's not the first time ZTS comes in the discution about multiple
SAPI. I've made some tests and looked into the code of the build
chain, but I can't see how it's related. Maybe someone can enlight me
?
thx
++ jerome
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