On Jan 29, 2007, at 11:40, John Korchok wrote:
>>I installed php5 +apache2 +mysql5 on OS 10.4.8 Intel. When I try to
>>restart Apache I get the following:
>>
>>httpd: Syntax error on line 119 of /opt/local/apache2/conf/
httpd.conf:
>>Cannot load /opt/local/apache2/modules/libphp5.so into server:
Library
>>not loaded: /opt/local/lib/libtidy-0.99.0.dylib\n Referenced from:
>>/opt/local/apache2/modules/libphp5.so\n Reason: image not found
>>
>>I have uninstalled and reinstalled php5 (5.2.0.0) and tidy
>>(20051026_0) separately and together and can't get them to play
>>together. I've cleaned, synced, selfupdated and upgraded to no avail.
>>I have a nearly identical setup running on a PowerPC Mac with no
>>problem, same version of php (5.2.0.0) but tidy is 20051025_0. Am I
missing something?
>Also works fine for me on PowerPC. Haven't tried Intel.
>Do you have /opt/local/lib/libtidy-0.99.0.dylib?
>Do you have /opt/local/bin/tidy and does it work?
/opt/local/lib/libtidy-0.99.0.dylib does not exist on either the Intel or
the PowerPC, but it doesn't seem to bother PHP on the PowerPC.
/opt/local/lib has libtidy-0.99.0, libtidy.a and libtidy.la plus 3
aliases (libtidy and libtidy-0.99.0.0.0, both of which point to
libtidy-0.99.0 and libtidy.0.dylib which does not appear to point at
anything). Uninstalling deletes all these files, reinstalling recreates
all of them. I tried creating an alias called "libtidy-0.99.0.dylib"
pointing to libtidy-0.99.0, but that didn't work. PHP complained the
image was not the right size.
/opt/local/lib/libtidy-0.99.0.dylib does exist on my PowerPC, and
libtidy-0.99.0 does not. The symlinks do not point at libtidy-0.99.0; they
point at libtidy-0.99.0.dylib. How are you determining that
libtidy-0.99.0.dylib does not exist -- by looking at /opt/local/lib in the
Finder? If so, is your Finder "helpfully" hiding the file extension, as it
does by default for some file extensions unless you tell it not to be so
silly? If so, please try looking at the directory in the Terminal to see
what's really on your disk, by typing "ls -l /opt/local/lib/*tidy*"
/opt/local/bin/tidy is present, but I don't know how to test if it is
working.
tidy analyzes HTML and tells you what's wrong with it. To try it out, go
grab some HTML and test it. For example, grab the source of Google's
homepage; it's relatively small:
curl -o /tmp/google.html http://www.google.com/
Then run it through tidy:
tidy /tmp/google.html
If it issues various warnings about incorrect HTML in various lines of the
file, then outputs the corrected HTML, then outputs further
recommendations for improving the HTML, it's working correctly. Since tidy
uses libtidy-0.99.0.dylib, that would also indicate that that library is
working correctly.
If instead you get a message that libtidy-0.99.0.dylib cannot be found,
then we can confirm that something about that library needs to be fixed.
Thanks very much for the tests, Tidy is working just fine, in spite of the
lack of any file called libtidy-0.99.0.dylib.
I have my Mac set to show all files in the finder, but I double-checked with
Terminal. There are three files:
libtidy-0.99.0
libtidy.a
libtidy.la
and three links:
libtidy -> libtidy-0.99.0
libtidy-0.99.0.0.0 -> libtidy-0.99.0
libtidy.0.dylib -> libtidy-0.99.0.0.0.dylib
The last file being pointed at seems to not be created by the portfile. In
the root directory I tried:
sudo find . -name 'libtidy-0.99.0.dylib'
and
sudo find . -name 'libtidy-0.99.0.0.0.dylib'
but got nothing.
Then I did:
sudo find . -name 'libtidy*'
and cross-checked the PowerMac with the working setup, its Tidy files have
exactly the same names, but it doesn't bother PHP. I'm baffled.
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