Quoting Ken Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > No, but the only problem is that you can't use Apache::Request > and Apache::Cookie at the same time. You can use > Apache::Request if you want, as long as you don't load > Apache::Cookie, because the dynaloader will die with symbol > conflicts (libapreq is loaded twice) if you try.
But I need both of them in my script. > To do this, just install libapreq as usual and then blow away > Apache::Cookie (or otherwise make it unavailable) so it doesn't > get loaded. No, it's not PHP's fault that libapreq wont work. But it IS their fault that I can't get PHP to compile with any version of apache. I also read on their web boards somewhere that the current CVS version would compile fine on OS X straight out of the box, but it didn't.
